Over
the last few months we heard lots of gossips
and rumors about the newcomer Windows operating system.
SDTimes
magazine has
published some very reliable news about Midori, the newest operative
system signed by Microsoft, developed with a new technology and
deeply different from the previous XP and VISTA. Anyway at the moment
it’s only an ambitious research project which will see the light
until 2015.
Midori
will have
some feature of Singularity, an experimentation published by
Microsoft in 2006, and it will be able to work both on inborn
hardware and as Windows process, in order to let gradual migrations
for less expert users, as it happens with Linux.
Software
Isolated Process technology will be implemented to make
full use of a bigger autonomy and independence among the processes.
The most important advantages of Midori will be about setup
flexibility, performances dependability and components security.
This
road won’t lead
to desktop-centrism anymore, but it would be about cloud-computing,
an architecture focused on web and its resources.
We’re
talking about a further step forward towards the modularization that
was the turning point of Windows Vista , the controversial operating
system code Windows 7 which perplexed most of the users.
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