Windiws Se7en Out Next Year According To Bill Gates

[yash_qwe]

yeah i know it always the same thing

a start button files

i demand something new like holographic PC lol

[cla1067]

yah i cant wait until they come out with holographic pc's i bet they could already just would end up being more expensive

[yash_qwe]

well look at the bright side it would have lot more options

such as no more typing u can talk and it would type via voice or sync tech(they should include this in windows 7)

and much more

[cla1067]

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[cla1067]

well people would still use a mouse and keyboard i bet. but being able to use both would be awesome

[cla1067]

sry for triple posting i can't delete it. I guess my laptop was messing up.

[yash_qwe]

lol why u posted 3 replays saying the same thing ?

yeah they will but it would be a a holographic

[cybx]

Min Win

Here is an article I found on MinWin. It sounds like MinWin is a stripped down version of the NT Kernel. I think this is what Microsoft meant when they said they wanted to clean up the code that has been added to Windows over the years.


A minimalistic variation of the Windows kernel, known as MinWin, is being developed for use in Windows 7. The MinWin development efforts are aimed towards componentizing the Windows kernel and reducing the dependencies with a view to carving out the minimal set of components required to build a self-contained kernel as well as reducing the disk footprint and memory usage. MinWin takes up about 25 MB on disk and has a working set (memory usage) of 40 MB.] It lacks a graphical user interface and is interfaced using a full-screen command line interface. It includes the I/O and networking subsystems. MinWin was first publicly demonstrated on October 13, 2007 by Eric Traut. The demo system included an OS image, made up of about 100 files, on which a basic HTTP server was running.

Incidentally, the name MinWin was also used earlier to refer to what is currently known as Server Core in Windows Server 2008.. Both efforts are intended to consolidate and modularize the core of Windows; however, the two are quite different in implementation. With Server Core, the functionality of the OS is constrained according to server roles, and unneeded components (which will never be used as the role isn't supported) are removed from the binary image. However, the dependencies still exist in code, and the code cannot compile without the components. In contrast, with MinWin, the dependencies are consolidated into MinWin and what is not needed is removed at the code level itself. As a result, the code compiles even without any extraneous components and builds a stripped-down self-contained OS kernel image.

Yes MinWin Alpha is being used in the Server Core of Windows Server 2008, it is only fit for command lines because no DRIVERs have yet been developed for the kernel, therefore not many graphical applications CAN NOT be used, but it was perfect for Server Core as it only has a command line anyway and it needed speed, MinWin was best.
That is why MS will take a while at a short notice, because there is MinWin drivers to be made and new applications for the desktop, and even prehaps the desktop itself, I hope.

[yash_qwe]

so their is minwin in WS 08
can i take it out ???

but why alpha it full of buggs ewww
iis it like a undercover RC test which the WS user never know about
lol i think MS get Data from the build

[cybx]

Read this.