Windows NT-X

= Windows NT-X =
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Windows NT-X is a new kernel developped by Microsoft since 2004
== Windows NT-X ==
=== Release date ===
TBA
=== Created by ===
Microsoft
=== OS family ===
Windows NT-X
=== Source model ===
Closed source
=== Latest version ===
Windows NT-X 1.0.7820
=== State ===
In developpement
=== Codename ===
NT-X
=== Preceded by ===
Windows 7
== Contents ==
* 1History
* 2List of known builds
** 2.1Build 0
** 2.2Build 1
** 2.3Build 5
** 2.4Build 8
** 2.5Build 43
** 2.6Build 73.ntx04.050916-1039
** 2.7Build 79.ntx04.051017–0817
** 2.8Build 1152.ntx_a1.100429-1337 (Official Alpha 1)
== History ==
In 2004, Microsoft started developping a new kernel for future Windows releases because the NT kernel was becoming old and bloated of useless old code. Everything is made frop scratch therefore it is still not released. There is not many information available about Windows NT-X since Microsoft don’t talk about it publicly.
== List of known builds ==
=== Build 0 ===
This is the first build of Windows NT-X. It is only a program that shows some text, it doesn’t have functionnality except the ability to being booted
=== Build 1 ===
This is the second build of Windows NT-X, this build is still unleaked but the changelog file of Build 5 mentions this build
 New commands (implemented since Build 1)
 
 cd - Navigate between directories
 del - Delete a file
 *.* deletes all files in the directory
 dir - Show files in the current directory
 Add -s to show files of sub-directories
 mkdir - Create new directory
 rmdir - Remove a directory
 ver - Show Windows NT-X version
=== Build 5 ===
This build features basic commands and basic file structure. It is now possible to execute apps under the new .ntx format. There is a very experimental version of a file explorer UI very similar to the MS-DOS Executive of Windows 1.0
=== Build 8 ===
This is the first build to have a setup program, previously the build could only be installed by putting the files on a harddisk and manually adding the boot entry. It is also the first build to have a desktop UI although it is uncomplete
=== Build 43 ===
This is the first build to enable the UI by default, it is also the first build to have a proper bootscreen, although the text bootscreen can still be activated by adding the /textboot flag in the /WINNTX/BOOT/boot.xsc file
=== Build 73.ntx04.050916-1039 ===
This is the first build to have default support for resolutions higher than VGA
=== Build 79.ntx04.051017–0817 ===
This build has been mentionned in a confidential Nvidia driver that leaked in 2012 along with a few other builds. The build was leaked in April 2020
 Nvidia ForceWare 79.00_a1 changelog:
 
 Supported products:
 GeForce FX series
 GeForce 6 series (including mobile GPUs)
 
 Supported operating systems:
 Windows 98
 Windows 2000
 Windows XP
 Windows NT-X
 Linux
 
 Tested on Windows NT-X builds:
 
 62.ntx01.050728-1325 (Doesn't work)
 66.nvdev.050812-1948 (Works but glitches in 1280x720)
 72.ntx03.050921-0753 (Works)
 79.ntx04.051017-0817 (Works)
 
 Changes:
 
 Fix glitches in 1920x1080 resolution on Windows XP SP2 with GeForce FX GPUs
 Fix an error while games using DirectX 9 crash with GeForce 6600 GT and 6800 GTX
 Fix an error while updating the driver on Windows 98
 Support for Windows NT-X
=== Build 1152.ntx_a1.100429-1337 (Official Alpha 1) ===
This build is the first build officially released by Microsoft. It was released on the 1st June 2010 for all MSDN members
Bootscreen
Desktop