I almost forgot, like ordinary Windows clicking "About" in many of the programs brings up an about page for the OS, which is convoluted but apparently it works that way.

I don't know how you are supposed to use this in any practical way. It looks like it might just do something, but I doubt it actually changes anything (since it's all being done by graphic files anyways). Plus it looks terrible!

Help looks like it works. Of course that may just be superficial but I didn't stick around long enough to find out.

Apparently networking is only available on Windows.
Well then WHY is it here? Why does this product or various menu options even exist if all you are going to tell people is that features are only available on a Windows "plateform"?

The system information is accurate at the very least.
For being from 2003, this sure blows in terms of color depth and all that.

It shall now be known that this is running on Windows 95 WITH true color enabled. And yet I believe it is only using at max 256 colors, probably only 16 colors. How astonishing.