Going Deep Inside Vista's Kernel Architecture

Posted by Zonk on Tuesday January 3, 2006 @11:23AM from the from-the-horse's-mouth dept.

bariswheel wrote to mention an episode of 'Going Deep' on Channel 9 which takes a hard look at the architecture of Windows Vista. From the post: "Rob Short is the corporate vice president in charge of the team that architects the foundation of Windows Vista. This is a fascinating conversation with the kernel architecture team. It's our Christmas present to all of the Niners out there who've stuck with us day after day. This is a very candid interview." Topics discussed include the history of the Windows Registry, and the security/reliability of Microsoft's upcoming operating system.

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Re:Please, kill the registry... by jcr · 2006-01-03 14:19 · Score: 0, Troll

Holy crap! As bloated as the .NET frameworks are, they don't even include something analogous to NSUserPrefsController?

Are you kidding me?

-jcr

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Re:MMS stream hails from microsoft.com!?! by twitter · 2006-01-05 03:38 · Score: 0, Troll

It's almost as if this MSDN interview of an MS executive on future MS technology is somehow MS related.
No mystery there, but I doubt it's news for nerds or stuff that matters. What M$ has to say about their non free crap-olla is about as useful as a Communist tour of Tiennemen Square.

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