From: shegeek72 on
I keep hearing this. However, I've read that Win7 is based on the MS
Server 2008 code base and Vista on Server 2003. I've also read
conflicting reports about the Win7 kernal. Some say it wasn't changed
and others say it was changed in Win7. I have to admit Win7 looks and
acts an awful like Vista.
From: Toolpackinmama on
On 1/14/2010 1:24 AM, shegeek72 wrote:
> I keep hearing this. However, I've read that Win7 is based on the MS
> Server 2008 code base and Vista on Server 2003. I've also read
> conflicting reports about the Win7 kernal. Some say it wasn't changed
> and others say it was changed in Win7. I have to admit Win7 looks and
> acts an awful like Vista.

Win 7 looks like Vista, but it runs more smoothly and efficiently.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_7
From: Man-wai Chang to The Door (24000bps) on
> Win 7 looks like Vista, but it runs more smoothly and efficiently.

Win 7 does *BOOT FASTER* than Vi$ta. I doubt whether Win 7 runs more
efficiently.

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From: Larc on
On Thu, 14 Jan 2010 15:50:02 +0800, "Man-wai Chang to The Door (24000bps)"
<toylet.toylet(a)gmail.com> wrote:

| > Win 7 looks like Vista, but it runs more smoothly and efficiently.
|
| Win 7 does *BOOT FASTER* than Vi$ta. I doubt whether Win 7 runs more
| efficiently.

Win7 largely continues taking away user options that Vista started. Any
operating system that won't do what I want it to do and can't be set up as I
want is of no use to me even if it is "smooth and efficient." I'm sticking with
XP!

Larc
From: DevilsPGD on
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shegeek72 <karmictaragem(a)2die4.com> was claimed to have wrote:

>I keep hearing this. However, I've read that Win7 is based on the MS
>Server 2008 code base and Vista on Server 2003. I've also read
>conflicting reports about the Win7 kernal.

Server 2003 was originally based on an updated version of the XP
codebase.

Windows Vista and Server 2008 share a common codebase, Windows 7 and
Server 2008 R2 share a codebase.

Windows 7 is the next version of Windows, it's an evolutionary step
forward from Vista, but likely won't replace a subsequent Vista service
pack. Service packs and new OS releases are different things in the
Windows world.

>Some say it wasn't changed
>and others say it was changed in Win7. I have to admit Win7 looks and
>acts an awful like Vista.

The kernel has changed, but Windows 7's kernel is fundamentally similar
to Vista.

The kernel also has absolutely nothing to do with how the OS looks, and
very little to do with the UI experience.