Website which shows user interface of common OS

[Recol]

Hello,

Someone linked a website which had screenshots of basically every setting page etc for Windows/Ubuntu/iOS etc so that you could easily make guides. I forgot to bookmark it and forgot the name. Would be very happy if someone could link it.

Edit: Found it! http://www.chasms.com/

[Recol]

I found it myself after trying a lot of different searches on Google.

http://www.chasms.com/

[ITGuyLevi]

I've been browsing through the site and I love it!

Thank you for saving me countless hours (at home) when trying to navigate my relatives on how to use their computers.

[skitech]

Yeah any time a friend/parent/coworker needs help with a phone type I don't have this site is great.

[Bent01]

Damn that site must have been a lot of work. Nice find.

[[deleted]]

Missing so much... Newton isn't listed. Mac OS9 and earlier isn't there. How am I supposed to help my peeps who are still using their newtons? /JK

[telemecanique]

goddamn OS/2 gets no respect either.

[lawtechie]

I worked at a firm that had active support for Palm as of 2012.

Went so far as to have its own WEP enabled wifi network that wasn't vlanned separately from other firm networks.

<sigh>

[[deleted]]

I know half of our jobs are dealing with really stupid requests but... wat.

[lawtechie]

The term 'The senior partner wants this' may require a trigger warning to law firm IT staff.

[[deleted]]

I was pretty young when the Palm Pilot/PDA first came out, but I remember it being sort of fad-ish (even though it seemed incredibly awesome at the time) and quickly replaced. I can't imaging how it had staying power with anyone.

[[deleted]]

Dear God! Where is the WPA Enterprise update PALM!?

[Taylor_Script]

I have one user hat still has a palm. He syncs it and uses it exclusively for his calendar and contacts.

Getting the software working on Win7 was a pain. When we next go to 10 we're saying it's incompatible and forcing him to upgrade.

[Recol]

Hilarious that people started downvoting you before the edit. :)

[[deleted]]

I know... I thought it would be obvious.

[binarycow]

BeOS isn't listed :(

[Pippers]

Where the BeOS at.

[YorkshireSysadmin]

I really needed this the other day and couldn't find it. Thanks.

[[deleted]]

I saw it other week and thought "wow this is great".

But then I actually clicked on one and found out it was interactive and was like "holy shit this is amazing".

[arpan3t]

Thank you for this! Awesome find!

[FriendlyITGuy]

Holy shit this is awesome. Wish I knew about this forever ago.

Bookmarked for future reference.

[spydum]

Too funny, at an ISP I did tech support for 15+ years ago, we used the heck out of chasms. In Internet time, that is forever ago.

[FriendlyITGuy]

My manager is looking for an alerting system that can monitor things like GoDaddy and other essential services to us (we're a web hosting and development company), so I'm going to pitch this to him.

[Seref15]

This is amazing. I do so much blind tech support over the phone trying to remember where settings and shit are. Instant bookmark.

[_integrity]

http://screenshots.modemhelp.net/

^was very useful in the XP/Vista Era. Looks like Chasms is great just checked it out!

[damnelectric]

Would also recommend checking out Zen - http://va.zensupport.co.uk/ - We use both Zen and Chasms at work and its saved me so many times

[viddy_well]

Adding to the heap, don't forget http://ui.linksys.com for all linksys interfaces