26 Şubat 2020 - Yazan, 5
Larry Tester, 74, one of the most important technology giants, died. Sesler, who served in Apple between 1980-1997, was known as the first person to find 'copy-paste' (ctrl-c, ctrl-v).
According to the news on the Cult of Mac site, Sesler was also among the founders of Lisa operating system software, which brought recognition to Apple. Sesler, who was born in New York in 1945 and graduated from Stanford University, served at Xerox. The paths of Tesler and Apple's founder Jobs were crossed at Xerox.
During this visit, Jobs coincided with the Mouse (mouse) and had the idea of adapting to computers. At the same time, Jobs exchanged ideas about Apple computers' operating system software.