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A new buzzword is now pinging around the internet, as the version of Windows to be released after Vista has been codenamed "Fiji". Fiji will be the followed by an operating system that is currently codenamed "Vienna". However, don't bank on it being called Fiji, it is just a codename and will change before the release.
Will Vista's delay ultimately mean that these next two OS's are also delayed? Maybe, but probably not significantly. The latest delay wasn't huge, and delays do happen quite often. Before this, Microsoft was expecting to release a new version of Windows desktop and Windows server every two years. This made Fiji's arrival due in 2008 and Vienna's during 2010. Longhorn Server, though, was scheduled for release in 2007. Longhorn Server R2 in 2009, and Vienna Server in 2011.
Read more about this at Microsoft-Watch.
Read our interpretation of Fiji and Vienna in our article.
Will Vista's delay ultimately mean that these next two OS's are also delayed? Maybe, but probably not significantly. The latest delay wasn't huge, and delays do happen quite often. Before this, Microsoft was expecting to release a new version of Windows desktop and Windows server every two years. This made Fiji's arrival due in 2008 and Vienna's during 2010. Longhorn Server, though, was scheduled for release in 2007. Longhorn Server R2 in 2009, and Vienna Server in 2011.
Read more about this at Microsoft-Watch.
Read our interpretation of Fiji and Vienna in our article.