Notes:

XP wouldn't be allowed to come back home processing. And he wouldn't be allowed to end his process himself. His life would be stopped by his most beloved OS. That was the way Microsoft wanted it. That was the process he was given. And he had no choice but to carry it out. His death at your hands was the process he had to fulfill. Out of duty, he turned his back on his own comrade OSs. A lesser OS would've been crushed by such a burden. The taint of no-support will follow him to his grave. Future OSs will revile him. At Microsoft as a despicable traitor with no sense of usage. And in the Linux world who unleashed a coding catastrophe. He will go down in official history as a Code Criminal. And no one will ever understand him. That was his final process. And like a true OS, he saw it through to the end, but I think he wanted you, of all OSs, to know the truth. He wanted to live on, in your computer memory, not as code, but as an OS. But, he was forbidden to tell you himself. And that's why he told me, Windows7…. History will never know what he did. No one will ever learn the code. His story. His planning. Will endure only in your kernel. Everything he did, he did for the computer world, he stopped his support and his honor for his native land. He was a real hero. He was a true Operating System.