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Unless Microsoft is prepared to invest a lot of money and time in preserving backwards compatibility with existing Windows applications, I can't see it being me
by Auguste 14y ago
Unless Microsoft is prepared to invest a lot of money and time in preserving backwards compatibility with existing Windows applications, I can't see it being met with anything but resistance.
- philwelch 14y agoThrow Windows 8 in a VM and establish a transitional API. Apple wrote this book over a decade ago. It's still pointless though. I don't think the kernel is Windows' biggest problem, or even necessarily a problem.