This fall could be the end of an era.

After 32 years, it looks like Microsoft will be ditching MS Paint with their next Windows update later this year.
 

All the drawings. All the memories.
Much nostalgia.#MSPaint #Windows #Microsoft pic.twitter.com/UNSBY6mLXi

— Beebom (@beebomco) July 24, 2017

In the list of features being removed or deprecated in this fall’s update, MS Paint falls under the latter.

That means that it will still be available through the Windows Store, for now.
 

I still have a folder full of my MS Paint stuff from 100 years ago. It's the one thing I've made sure to keep across countless hard drives~

— Infernal Monkey 🐵 (@infernal_monkey) July 24, 2017

In 2016, Microsoft introduced Paint 3D, which features 3D image making tools and some basic 2D image editing.

According to Microsoft, MS Paint functionality will be integrated into Paint 3D.
 

RIP MS Paint. RIP our childhoods pic.twitter.com/UpNYEDe4cA

— Ramsha (@Economistaken) July 24, 2017

The news has come with a wave of nostalgia, as people mourn the loss of one of the most popular early computer programs.

A specific date for the Windows 10 update, and the end of MS Paint, has not been announced.