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+title: THE MOTHER OF ALL DEMOS
+date: '1968-12-01'
+years:
+- '1968'
+topics:
+- Hardware
+- People
+- Software
+- Videogames
+params:
+  when: DECEMBER 1968
+  image: /media/history/images/timeline_1268_motherdemo_s1.jpg
+  oc_id: 59
+  source:
+    url: https://web.archive.org/web/20221215134358/http://www.old-computers.com/history/detail.asp?n=59
+    date: '2022-12-15'
+---
+
+![](/media/history/images/timeline_1268_motherdemo_s1.jpg)
+
+Back in 1968, one man had a vision. This vision regarded sharing informations. The computer revolution gave the user a massive strength but very little was done to help people to work together.
+
+Mouse, hyperlinks and email where shown that day by **Doug Engelbart** and his researchers at Stanford during a 90 minute presentation. 
+
+But most of all the desire for open exchange of informations fueled the demonstration. And that desire is still alive today as it needs to be fulfilled. 
+
+Internet and the Open Source movement embodies part of what he wanted to demonstrate.
+
+Many GUI's concept were shown, as the mouse pointer, copy and paste functions, hierarchical organization of data. We can say that many Xerox PARC studies start probably from here...
+
+Still that day he talked about the ARPAnet project in which a few computers\
+were linked on a network and that with a certain bandwidth he might present his demo from another town (yes net conference!)
+
+![](/media/history/images/timeline_1268_doug_s1.jpg)
+
+**The demo itself:**