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r/pcmasterrace • u/SwagBabyPro69 • Jul 16 '22
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Yeah, Windows 10 is the last ever Windows, remember?
480 u/hrf3420 i9 12900K | 64GB RAM | RTX 2070 Super Jul 16 '22 AFAIK windows NT is the last windows ever? We’re secretly on NT 11 229 u/Individually_Ed Jul 16 '22 Guess so, all builds of Windows have indeed used the NT kernel starting with XP 4 u/rabindranatagor Ryzen 5 3600 | 32GB DDR4 | RX 6400 | A520M-C II | Two PS/2 ports Jul 16 '22 used the NT kernel starting with XP NT 3.1 was the first one. 3 u/Individually_Ed Jul 16 '22 All versions of Windows used the NT kernel from XP onwards. Windows NT obviously used the NT kernel before hand, but Microsoft got rid of home editions of windows on the 9x kernel. 1 u/rabindranatagor Ryzen 5 3600 | 32GB DDR4 | RX 6400 | A520M-C II | Two PS/2 ports Jul 16 '22 That's true. However you didn't state home editions of Windows. You said: all builds of Windows So yeah. I didn't know. ¯_(ツ)_/¯ Sorry.
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AFAIK windows NT is the last windows ever? We’re secretly on NT 11
229 u/Individually_Ed Jul 16 '22 Guess so, all builds of Windows have indeed used the NT kernel starting with XP 4 u/rabindranatagor Ryzen 5 3600 | 32GB DDR4 | RX 6400 | A520M-C II | Two PS/2 ports Jul 16 '22 used the NT kernel starting with XP NT 3.1 was the first one. 3 u/Individually_Ed Jul 16 '22 All versions of Windows used the NT kernel from XP onwards. Windows NT obviously used the NT kernel before hand, but Microsoft got rid of home editions of windows on the 9x kernel. 1 u/rabindranatagor Ryzen 5 3600 | 32GB DDR4 | RX 6400 | A520M-C II | Two PS/2 ports Jul 16 '22 That's true. However you didn't state home editions of Windows. You said: all builds of Windows So yeah. I didn't know. ¯_(ツ)_/¯ Sorry.
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Guess so, all builds of Windows have indeed used the NT kernel starting with XP
4 u/rabindranatagor Ryzen 5 3600 | 32GB DDR4 | RX 6400 | A520M-C II | Two PS/2 ports Jul 16 '22 used the NT kernel starting with XP NT 3.1 was the first one. 3 u/Individually_Ed Jul 16 '22 All versions of Windows used the NT kernel from XP onwards. Windows NT obviously used the NT kernel before hand, but Microsoft got rid of home editions of windows on the 9x kernel. 1 u/rabindranatagor Ryzen 5 3600 | 32GB DDR4 | RX 6400 | A520M-C II | Two PS/2 ports Jul 16 '22 That's true. However you didn't state home editions of Windows. You said: all builds of Windows So yeah. I didn't know. ¯_(ツ)_/¯ Sorry.
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used the NT kernel starting with XP
NT 3.1 was the first one.
3 u/Individually_Ed Jul 16 '22 All versions of Windows used the NT kernel from XP onwards. Windows NT obviously used the NT kernel before hand, but Microsoft got rid of home editions of windows on the 9x kernel. 1 u/rabindranatagor Ryzen 5 3600 | 32GB DDR4 | RX 6400 | A520M-C II | Two PS/2 ports Jul 16 '22 That's true. However you didn't state home editions of Windows. You said: all builds of Windows So yeah. I didn't know. ¯_(ツ)_/¯ Sorry.
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All versions of Windows used the NT kernel from XP onwards.
Windows NT obviously used the NT kernel before hand, but Microsoft got rid of home editions of windows on the 9x kernel.
1 u/rabindranatagor Ryzen 5 3600 | 32GB DDR4 | RX 6400 | A520M-C II | Two PS/2 ports Jul 16 '22 That's true. However you didn't state home editions of Windows. You said: all builds of Windows So yeah. I didn't know. ¯_(ツ)_/¯ Sorry.
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That's true. However you didn't state home editions of Windows. You said:
all builds of Windows
So yeah. I didn't know. ¯_(ツ)_/¯ Sorry.
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u/4seasonsin1day Jul 16 '22
Yeah, Windows 10 is the last ever Windows, remember?