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12/24: In Depth Look at Vista Kernel

Posted by Raymond
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The Holiday season is upon us and Microsoft's online developer channel Channel9 has a special video that takes an in-depth look at the new Microsoft Windows Vista kernel:

Rob Short is the corporate vice president in charge of the team that architects the foundation of Windows Vista. This is a fascinating conversation with the kernel architecture team. It's our Christmas present to all of the Niners out there who've stuck with us day after day.

This is a very candid interview. We even ask "do you ever wish the registry had never been developed?" Charles Torre does this "going deep" interview. Out of all the interviews we've done this one is the most interesting because this team has such a deep impact on how reliable, scalable, secure, etc Windows Vista actually will be.

Via digg.

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