I wrote recently about how anti-virus makers were protesting about Windows Vista’s new security model, which they claimed “locked out” their products.
Well, it seems Microsoft has reconsidered its position on this and will now provide access to the kernel of the 64-bit version of Vista.
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Thanks to David Farbey for the link
Sticking with Windows XP Virtual roadshow, or can we squat your blog?
Written by Derek Torres and Stuart Mudie
Published by Wiley
Now available at Amazon.com, Amazon.co.uk, Barnes & Noble, Powell's and Wiley
Chapter 1
Chapter 4
Chapter 10
An interview with John Barnett
An interview with Lee Pender
An interview with Nick White
Petite Anglaise (11/27/06)
NevilleHobson.com (11/28/06)
Naked Translations (11/29/06)
Duffbert's Random Musings (11/30/2006)
Relaciones Públicas (12/01/2006)
m-trends (12/02/2006)
Martin's Mobile Technology Page (12/06/2006)
Alfies' Blog (12/06/2006)
AskDaveTaylor (12/06/2006)
STC Region 2 conference, October 13th, 2006: "The Impact of Windows Vista on Technical Communications" (download as pdf)
Did Microsoft reconsider it or was it under the watchful eye of Brussels? This seemed to be at the crux of one of the primary issues in Europe.
— Derek 19 October 2006, 17:28 #