>the Windows Kernel is just as good as any FOSS kernel today in regards to stability. I disagree strongly, but this is beside the point. Medical hardware shoul

>the Windows Kernel is just as good as any FOSS kernel today in regards to stability. I disagree strongly, but this is beside the point. Medical hardware should not be using any operating system that's not hard real-time and thoroughly vetted. Ideally they would use no OS at all. Even Linux, which is drastically more appropriate for embedded systems, is a questionable choice for medical equipment.