Windows Vista

gravyjoegravyjoe Member Posts: 260
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What I want to know is...Is Vista going to be a part of the NT family, like 2000 and XP, or is it going to be something totally new? I heard from someone that it's going to be Unix-based. If anyone knows, please help me to clear this up.
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  • determinedgermandeterminedgerman Member Posts: 168
    Hey Gravy,

    I assume that Windows Vista is built on Windows 2000 platform. I found this here which as far as I know only applies for the Vista Enterprise version.

    "Windows Vista Enterprise includes Subsystem for UNIX-based Applications (SUA), which enables you to run UNIX applications unchanged on a Windows Vista Enterprise-based PC. Whereas today a UNIX database administrator or system administrator needs to have a UNIX workstation in addition to a Windows-based PC, Windows Vista Enterprise enables you to consolidate both functions into a single Windows Vista-based PC."

    Hope this helps!

    Mike
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  • jcourtenayjcourtenay Inactive Imported Users Posts: 38 ■■□□□□□□□□
    I heard they were completely redesigning XP to make Vista, or something like that anyway.
    John Courtenay
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