Windows Nashville

Nashville was the codename for a cancelled operating system upgrade for Microsoft Windows 95, which was originally intended to be released in 1996 as Windows 96. For Windows NT users, Nashville would be an interim revision between the releases of Windows NT 4.0 and Cairo, which was due at the same time as Memphis (after a series of delays, the next major version of...
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