if Europe could just generalise and open source the NT kernel, Windows could actually be usable again.
I guess it would be useful just for running software that only works on Windows but I can’t think of any other actual benefits to NT when compared to any Unix/Unix-like kernel
How’d you suppose Europe would open-source one very very commercial software? It’s practically like asking McDonalds to pay you for eating their burgers.
This is also a reminder that Windows and the NT kernel have been so neglected and underdeveloped that it’s a technical house of cards.
Blame Microsoft for firing their NT kernel team and QA teams in the Windows 9 era to instead automate testing and development.
In fact, if Europe could just generalise and open source the NT kernel, Windows could actually be usable again.
I guess it would be useful just for running software that only works on Windows but I can’t think of any other actual benefits to NT when compared to any Unix/Unix-like kernel
So, you want ReactOS.
Yeah
How’d you suppose Europe would open-source one very very commercial software? It’s practically like asking McDonalds to pay you for eating their burgers.
You’re joking right? Because that’s just nonsense.
It is a bunch of nonsense, but all of it true.
If I were to take the first part seriously, the kernel is actually the thing that’s holding up the best out of everything nowadays