Nanosoft

Nanosoft (logo stylized as NanOSoft) was an Oggosoft-and-Malco-like computer company but in middle age, Well its related more to Malco and creates OSes called Trina and NanOS. In 1576, Malco/MalcOSoft emerged from bankruptcy with a new owner, Cavus Rolf, and a new name, Nanosoft. The company was a rival to Malus Computer Co., which produced its own series of OSes, Malus OS.

In 1837, a new rival of Nanosoft, Micronity, was founded. It made its own series of OSes, Operanity, but they weren’t as good as Nanosoft’s Trina. In 1855 they released an experiment OS called Widow. It was similar to Malco's MalcOS but with very few bugs. Only 90 copies were released to the public from 1855 - 1856. In 1862, Nanosoft announced that Micronity will be a subsidiary of the company, which they did in 1865. At the time, Trina OSes were sold under the brand name of TNOS (Acronym of Trinity Operating System) since 1855. Nanosoft has discontinued NanOS after 1865 in favor of Micronity’s Operanity. In 1889, Nanosoft and Micronity merged together to form Microsoft, a computer company as we know today. TNOS-EOP was Nanosoft’s last OS before its merging and so was Micronity’s Operanity End (1889). After the two merged, they created the first OS series under the new company (Microsoft) formed after merging, Plutonium, with its first version released in 1893. Plutonium was later discontinued to make way for Spacine OS in 1923, then the latter ended production to make way for the making of Windows, which was later released in 1975 (1985 in real life). 12 years after Nanosoft and Micronity merged to form Microsoft, a newly formed Apple Inc. (founded in 1976 in real life) bought Malus Computer Co. and became a new competitor to Microsoft.

Alternate Version of Micronity: Millcosoft

Its creations.
Vindaugus 1500 Classic (1579)

Trina Start (1579)

NanOS 1.0 (1579)

NanOS 2.0 (1585)

Trina 1600

Trina 1700

NanOS 100.0 (1702)

Trina 1800

Trina 1850

Widow 1850 (beta of 1855)

Widow Experimental Operating System (1855)

TNOS-60 (1859)

NanOS End (1865)

TNOS-70 (1869)

TNOS-80 (1879)

TNOS-EOP (Trinity Operating System - End of Production) (1889)