On Friday 03 May 2002 23:38, Rick Moen wrote:
> Nick Petreley, years ago, published a technical analysis of Microsoft's
> claim of microkernel architecture, in which he showed to my satisfaction
> that it was a pile of nonsense, and not just on account of things moved
> later into kernelspace. But you'd have to write him for details.
Didn't they have the GDI (Graphical Display Interface) in the kernel at
some point? Hence the phrase "You put the GDI in the kernel?!".
That was probably before NT....
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