This site makes some weird choices.
Calendar: "This GUI doesn't have this feature" -- yes it does. Double click the clock.
Clock: The old clock application is still part of Windows 95, but it's also in the corner.
Address book: Depends on the version of Windows 95. Ones that came with IE3 or IE4 have an address book.
CD player: maybe the floppy version lacked it? But Windows 95 definitely has a CD player.
Browser: CD versions of Windows 95 came with Internet Explorer; depending on the version of 95, it could be IE2, IE3, or IE4.
Desktop themes: Part of the Plus add-on. Most versions don't include it (some did, especially OEMs). Could probably count the Appearance tab of the display properties too.
Logout screen: Windows 95 has it, but you'll have to connect it to a Netware or NT domain to show it.
Good start, but those are the glaring omissions I spotted.
Calendar: "This GUI doesn't have this feature" -- yes it does. Double click the clock.
Clock: The old clock application is still part of Windows 95, but it's also in the corner.
Address book: Depends on the version of Windows 95. Ones that came with IE3 or IE4 have an address book.
CD player: maybe the floppy version lacked it? But Windows 95 definitely has a CD player.
Browser: CD versions of Windows 95 came with Internet Explorer; depending on the version of 95, it could be IE2, IE3, or IE4.
Desktop themes: Part of the Plus add-on. Most versions don't include it (some did, especially OEMs). Could probably count the Appearance tab of the display properties too.
Logout screen: Windows 95 has it, but you'll have to connect it to a Netware or NT domain to show it.
Good start, but those are the glaring omissions I spotted.