Today, Microsoft execs ended all speculation and said Longhorn Server is, indeed, on the books. But Redmond is still hedging as to when it will ship; sounds like 2006 is a decent bet.
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It looks like there will be a minor server upgrade in 2005, Longhorn Limited Edition Server, after all.
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Microsoft's promising that it will provide a sneak peek at the "gaming specific portions" (more than just DirectX, we'd assume) of its "Longhorn" next-gen Windows client at the upcoming Meltdown U.S. show in Seattle
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Microsoft retools its next release of Windows to streamline and lower the cost of building and distributing the software.
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SuperSite for Windows has published a new Windows Longhorn article
Microsoft Corp.'s plans for "Longhorn," the next version of Windows, include a new graphics subsystem, a new file system and a new security system. But, so far, users aren't nearly as excited about the features as Microsoft is.
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ZDNet has posted a review on Windows Longhorn: Milestone 5
While Microsoft plans to release "a couple of beta" versions of Longhorn in 2004, the final version of the operating system won't come out commercially until 2005, said Will Poole, senior vice president of the Windows Client division at Microsoft.
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Microsoft Corp. said it will act as a neutral arbiter in the ongoing battle between the competing recordable DVD standards, supporting all of them in the upcoming Longhorn release.
Microsoft added support for DVD-R and DVD-RW into Longhorn, due in 2005. Longhorn already supports the DVD-RAM, DVD+RW and DVD+R formats.
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Microsoft added support for DVD-R and DVD-RW into Longhorn, due in 2005. Longhorn already supports the DVD-RAM, DVD+RW and DVD+R formats.
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eWeek has posted a review on Windows Longhorn
Paul Thurrott has posted part 4 of his Windows Longhorn review
