"Dmitry Timoshkov" dmitry@baikal.ru writes:
- MS eventually will drop support for NT4 someday (as they did for Win95)
and it's better IMO to have it mind now than try to catch up later.
Sure, once applications start depending on Win2000 features/bugs we'll have to implement them. But we don't know yet which of these features will be important; and implementing every single one of them is a huge waste of time since the vast majority of them will never matter.
- What to do with GlobalGetAtomName on short buffer and GlobalDeleteAtom
tests which behave differently under different Windows implementations? Drop them altogether?
Yes. If a test does not behave consistently, it means it doesn't test an exported feature of the API, but just a random side effect. These tests are useless and should be dropped, unless we identify an app that relies on the side effect.