[Qx1]

Hey guys i want all the information on the microsofts under development operating system MIDORI.
I hope you guys have heared of it and not only heard of it but can provide me with much much information about it.
I have to prepare a report on MIDORI.
Anything will be appriciated..text information, images, screenshots imean anything related to MIDORI.
Dont let me down on this one guys.

[Elvandil]

Most information is still confidential and can't be released to the public.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Midori

[loserOlimbs]

Not a lot to know, its under Singularity. Singularity was released for testing, but you must compile it before you can innstall. It is Microsoft's first new OS since... well MS-DOS!

There is currently not a GUI, its CLI only.

[lotuseclat79]

Originally Posted by Qx1

Hey guys i want all the information on the microsofts under development operating system MIDORI.
I hope you guys have heared of it and not only heard of it but can provide me with much much information about it.
I have to prepare a report on MIDORI.
Anything will be appriciated..text information, images, screenshots imean anything related to MIDORI.
Dont let me down on this one guys.

Hi Qx1,

You need to visit the Mircosoft Research website and look for technical/white papers, and software downloads (if any).

-- Tom

[Elvandil]

You may even find something about its experimenatl GUI. It looks quite a bit different from Windows and would take some getting used to.

[Qx1]

thanks guys for the replies.
i got a presentation on scribed.com..that solved my task almost.
rest wat i searched on the internet did not helped much, i looked at more than 60 sited and all of them had exactly the same facts/data..just one or two lines were new in some cases.
The microsoft site does not even have midori on their research list!!!! wonder why they r hideing it.

[lotuseclat79]

Goodbye, XP. Hello, Midori

Life After Windows - Microsoft Midori Operating System.

Midori Unleashed: The Goods on the Future of Windows.

Well, it looks as if M$ is serious about building a bridge to their revenue stream products (for the future). The question remains how full of bugs and misdirected approaches to ease of use for the end-user will the final product that is now Midori be laden with? It looks like the technology will be fairly cutting-edge, and if not done correctly may or may not get a good reception from users. They can only hope, eh?

-- Tom