Microsoft’s 3D Movie Maker from 1995 is being given a new lease of life as an open-source program.
Originally launching in 1995, Microsoft’s 3D Movie Maker has long been enjoying its retirement, however, in a surprising turn of events, the aged software is now being given a new lease of life thanks to the source code being released after 27 long years. The release of the 3D Movie Maker source code comes to us thanks to software necromancers Foone, Scott Hanselman, and Jeff Wilcox, who recently proclaimed their success at nabbing and releasing the software’s source code. This was after ‘ nerd sniping ’ an engineer and telling them it can’t be done, which is a remarkably effective strategy.
