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Early next year, when Microsoft celebrates the release of its much delayed update of Windows, called Vista, it will probably mark the end of the road for Windows as an all-in-one operating system. Projects on the scale of the systemupdating and writing tens of millions of lines of interlocking codeare becoming impossible to debug fully. Windows will make money for Microsoft for a long time, but theres a better way to build such software. Technology exists that can divide a large and complex operating system into a number of smaller, simpler units that run on one computer but function independently of each other. To the user, it will look much like todays software, but it will be less prone to glitches, crashes, and attacks
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