Windows Nashville

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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 95 users, Nashville was intended to be a fairly minor update that would bridge the gap between Windows 95 and the next major version of Windows — Memphis (popularly refer