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Yes, but Visual Studio can do that. This isn't about enabling any application to run in the desktop; it's enabling me to run my own code on the desktop - and to
by timthorn 14y ago
Yes, but Visual Studio can do that. This isn't about enabling any application to run in the desktop; it's enabling me to run my own code on the desktop - and to access the driver model to eg write to Bluetooth SPP.
- noveltyaccount 14y agoExactly - this is a bit set in the kernel to restrict code from running. Totally arbitrary marketing decision, not a technical limitation. Let's hope Microsoft come around and let us run programs unrestricted.