According to a report by SD Times, Eric Rudder, senior vice president for technical strategy at Microsoft, has been working on the OS named as ‘Midori’, which is heavily dependent on the Internet based and designed to work on native hardwares (x86, x64 and ARM).
“That sounds possible—I’ve heard rumors to the effect that he had an OS project in place,” says Rob Helm, director of research at Directions on Microsoft, hinting at the latest development at Microsoft.
Windows has come a long way since its release in 1985. The first version of the operating system was Windows 1.0. The latest from Microsoft is the Windows Vista. Midori is expected to be the first operating system outside the Windows umbrella; however it will be hosted by Windows Hyper-V hypervisor or by a Windows process.
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