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>When your OS kernel handles scroll bars, you're doing something wrong. it's pretty core to the idea of windows though. kind of like a printer - i wouldn't be
by logicallee 12y ago
>When your OS kernel handles scroll bars, you're doing something wrong.
it's pretty core to the idea of windows though. kind of like a printer - i wouldn't be surprised if a printer driver was in the kernel. or age of empires, which is a Microsoft property. just load it into the kernel in case you need it and you dont need much DRM, if people end up buying it it can get unlocked.
- goldenkey 12y agoA game residing in the kernel. Have you gone mad?!
- logicallee 12y agoI cannot imagine how anyone didn't get that I was making a joke. Originally I ended by saying that I'd draw the line at including all of creative suites (photoshop, illustrator, etc) would be too much, since it's a third party and Microsoft shouldn't be playing favorites with what's in the kernel like that. in essence i was agreeing that a microkernel is no place for a scroll bar!
- goldenkey 12y agoYour joke was a bit deadpan. But I'm laughing now ;-)
- logicallee 12y agosorry, i wasn't actually in a funny mood.