Microsoft has serious plans to do away with Windows
Aug 2nd, 2008 | By David Harper | Category: TechnologyComputerworld: It’s one thing to have a skunkworks operating system project, Midori, that could conceivably replace Windows. It’s another to actually have plans on how to switch users from Windows to Midori. Guess what? Microsoft actually does have such plans.
According to David Worthington, Microsoft isn’t only building a Windows replacement operating system, its “carefully conceptualizing a way to move millions of users away from the existing Windows codebase and onto Midori, a legacy-free operating system.”