> I like the x86 model, where you have a one size fits all boot disk which just loads different drivers.
This is not "the x86 model". This is the "Microsoft refuses to support anything" model.
It is dead, and good f*ing riddance.
This is not "the x86 model". This is the "Microsoft refuses to support anything" model.
It is dead, and good f*ing riddance.
It's rather "Everyone wants to boot Windows, and Microsoft can't be bothered to deal with everyone" model.