Microsoft Mysterious operating system project Midori is expected to restart

According to Yahoo News reports, Midori is secretly developed within Microsoft, a cloud-based services based on the non-Windows operating system, for various reasons, Midori was hidden by Microsoft Snow. However, the latest news shows that Midori has been recognized by the company's management, was assigned to Microsoft Executive Vice President Trie Meiersen led the unified Operating system group, system development has entered the final stage.

Microsoft non-Windows operating system Midori project is expected to reboot (photo from Wikipedia)

It is reported that Midori is a modular operating system developed by Microsoft, completely different from the existing Windows system. This operating system is centered on the Internet, and the development concept is "connected system". Midori can significantly reduce the interdependencies between local applications and between software and hardware platforms.

Unlike Windows systems, Midori does not use the NT kernel, which can be traced back to singularity, and the tools and run-time libraries are all managed code. Midori not only can run directly on x86, x64, arm and other native hardware, but also can run on the Hyper-V virtual machine level, or even a Windows process. It is understood that the main customers Midori will be enterprises and government agencies.

As early as 2008, the Midori Project was launched, and Microsoft wanted to achieve some degree of compatibility between the new platform and windows. Now, with the Midori project under the leadership of Myerson, we may be able to know exactly whether Microsoft will formally market the product in 2014.

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