Windows 95 turns 31 years old. Here’s what made it a phenomenon
THE SO WHAT
Windows 95 is a reminder that OS-level UX shifts can reset user expectations for a decade. As AI-native interfaces creep into operating systems, treat them as distribution and behavior shifts on that same scale—not just features.
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