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Hmm, longhorn is going to be "a series of products" is it, sounds like one product spilt into lots of products that cost a lot more than they should
Hmm, longhorn is going to be "a series of products" is it, sounds like one product spilt into lots of products that cost a lot more than they should
Longhorn could just be the codename for all of Microsoft's future developments (Windows, Office, etc) which all use a fresh underlying technology.
I haven't been following it so wouldn't know a thing myself, but I don't think Microsoft would split Windows alone into segments just for profit, as I don't believe people would be suckered into such a thing. Windows XP is fine, so it wouldn't give people a reason to update.
From what I gather they've removed a couple of fantastic features from the Longhorn project to get it out when they wanted it, which is pretty poor.
I haven't been following it so wouldn't know a thing myself, but I don't think Microsoft would split Windows alone into segments just for profit, as I don't believe people would be suckered into such a thing. Windows XP is fine, so it wouldn't give people a reason to update.
From what I gather they've removed a couple of fantastic features from the Longhorn project to get it out when they wanted it, which is pretty poor.
cjh wrote:
> From what I gather they've removed a couple of fantastic features
> from the Longhorn project to get it out when they wanted it, which is
> pretty poor.
Yup including a powerful new replacement for FAT32 and NTFS
> From what I gather they've removed a couple of fantastic features
> from the Longhorn project to get it out when they wanted it, which is
> pretty poor.
Yup including a powerful new replacement for FAT32 and NTFS