Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 25th Jan 2007 12:37 UTC, submitted by makfu
Mark Russinovich has started a series of articles regarding Vista's/Longhorn's kernel changes. "This is the first part of a series on what's new in the Windows Vista kernel. In this issue, I'll look at changes in the areas of processes and threads, and in I/O. Future installments will cover memory management, startup and shutdown, reliability and recovery, and security."
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RE[3]: Myobservations...
by CPUGuy on Thu 25th Jan 2007 19:23
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Exacly. If we want to see movies outside the cinema, there is no question this is needed. They (the big companies) need to protect their intellectual property, and it works (well, maybe not against the few that know how to circumvent it, but they dont really matter in the big picture). Its another thing that some movie-companies are bitching all the time, but that aint be microsofts fault.
They just do what is needed (what would happen if microsoft did not do this? No movies and music on Vista). If you dont want to support DRM, stop buying the movies and the music. Try looking into what BillG said recently about what he thinks about DRM.
Enough about that ;-)