Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Thu 22nd Feb 2007 21:24 UTC
"Last month, in the first installment of this three-part series, I looked at Windows Vista kernel enhancements in the areas of processes and I/O. This time I'll cover advances in the way Windows Vista manages memory, as well as major improvements to system startup, shutdown, and power management." More here.
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2006-11-17
High quality articles about the internals of BSD, Solaris and Linux are everywhere. There is no secret about it.
This article is roughly giving some hints at the internals, but in no way matches the quality of what is available for the open kernels.
It's refreshing to see a article about Windows that actually says something, but it is imprecise and of poor value for a closed kernel since noone can change or tweak it anyway.