Not from a source tree point of view, no. I would imagine that there is a trunk somewhere with the main code line for Windows. However, this is never shipped. There will always be a separate branch for each shipping product, and bug fixes will be applied to that branch first before being back-ported to the main line. So at some point in the past, XP branched off main, and some time later Win2K3 branched off that same main line, not from XP itself. This is an oversimplification of course...mystran wrote:Well isn't WS2k3 essentially XP?
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I am running Windows Server 2008 as my desktop OS. I can confirm that statement.Yayyak wrote:The interesting thing is that you can turn back on the themes in the server ports, to make them look like XP and Vista. Indeed, I have heard that on WinServer 2008 it is as easy as turning on the themes service. I haven't confirmed that though.
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