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| − | '''Windows Longhorn''' was the code name for both a canceled version of Windows and [[Windows Vista]]. The first developer builds were compiled sometime around 2002-2003, however, in August of 2004, [[Microsoft]] announced that Windows Longhorn would be scrapped, and a new project would begin under the "Longhorn" name.<ref>https://longhorn.ms/the-reset</ref> | + | '''Windows Longhorn''' was the code name for both a canceled version of Windows and [[Windows Vista]]. The first developer builds were compiled sometime around 2002-2003, however, in August of 2004, [[Microsoft]] announced that Windows Longhorn would be scrapped, and a new project would begin under the "Longhorn" name.<ref>https://longhorn.ms/the-reset</ref> This operating system used the NT 6.0 kernel, which is the same version which was later used by Windows Vista and [[Windows 7]].<ref>https://encyclopedia2.thefreedictionary.com/Windows+NT+6.0</ref> |
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Revision as of 23:40, December 27, 2018
Windows Longhorn was the code name for both a canceled version of Windows and Windows Vista. The first developer builds were compiled sometime around 2002-2003, however, in August of 2004, Microsoft announced that Windows Longhorn would be scrapped, and a new project would begin under the "Longhorn" name.[1] This operating system used the NT 6.0 kernel, which is the same version which was later used by Windows Vista and Windows 7.[2]