Huh, interesting. I guess now I know where BeOS / Haiku got its inspiration for how their windows look.
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And indeed early Macs. Have a look at some screenshots of System 6!
Never realised it was more of an IDE. Great article.
There’s a really good YouTube series by curiousmarc where they restore a xerox alto to fully working condition.
I seem to recall Steve Jobs talking about seeing the Smalltalk-80 at PARC and trying to encapsulate what made it so weird and captivating both. Thanks for this.
I don't know how close the lineage is, but modern implementations include Pharo, Squeak, and some other systems based on object-oriented principles.