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Why was Windows 1.0 considered an operating environment rather than an operating system? because users were unable to use a mouse to interact with the OS because users were unable to use a mouse to interact
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Why was Windows 1.0 considered an operating environment rather than an operating system? because users were unable to use a mouse to interact with the OS because users were unable to use a mouse to interact with the OS because it crashed frequently because it crashed frequently because it was only a shell; MS-DOS was still the operating system because it was only a shell; MS-DOS was still the operating system because it didn't support the running of multiple programs

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Because it was only a shell; MS-DOS was still the operating system

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