Windows is ending

The end of Windows is now-Linux general technology-Linux technology and application information. The following is a detailed description. My personal comment: If the last day of Windows is approaching, Linux will be bright. Imagine which operating system can replace Windows in addition to Linux. Is it apple?

Author: Jin

I do not like to use the word "Last Day" to describe windows. After all, it is a very good software and operating system. However, the so-called Mu Xiu Yu Lin, the wind will blow, the water will destroy. There are indeed many individuals and organizations opposed to windows. Of course, the last day of windows is not because of these opposition voices, but the future development of technology and business.

Technically speaking, cloud computing and Virtualization Technologies are the absolute power to shake the windows tower. They can both reduce the dependency between applications and between software and hardware, windows has been experiencing a crisis for many years. Cloud computing has become the target of many software and hardware manufacturers, and virtualization technology is very mature, especially in linux operating systems. In terms of business, users' needs are becoming more and more simple to adapt to. After a wide range of users suffer from windows patches, instability, and virus "Disasters, we hope to have an operating system that simplifies the application.

It is rumored that Microsoft is developing a new operating system, Midori, to replace windows. The Japanese meaning of Midori is "green. The basic idea of Midor is to install a lightweight software system, provide virtualization support, enhance Internet features, and avoid viruses and time consumption on/off machines. It is said that Microsoft has used Midori as a replacement for windows. Despite years of development, it is becoming increasingly apparent that Microsoft will replace windows.

Of course, Microsoft is also very contradictory, because windows is known as Microsoft's golden eggs, it is indeed very painful for Microsoft to choose to give up windows. Data shows that each sale of 10 PCs will sell 8 windows operating systems. This is very lucrative and attractive.

However, to enter cloud computing, to popularize virtual technology, and to launch a new operating system, the road is long and tortuous. This is not an imagination. The reality is approaching step by step. As long as computer and Internet technologies develop fast enough, users' demands and anger are getting stronger and stronger, I believe this process will become faster and faster.