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Microsoft newest server.
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dilettante
MIS
My understanding is that the server versions of Whistler won't be called "XP" but it seems like MS has wavered back & forth on this.
Probably something like a ".Net Server family" when released.
These are in beta right now. I guess I need to hunt up more info myself.
Probably something like a ".Net Server family" when released.
These are in beta right now. I guess I need to hunt up more info myself.
dilettante
MIS
Hmm.
Just answered a survey on the MS beta site that referred to "Windows XP .Net Server Edition."
Just answered a survey on the MS beta site that referred to "Windows XP .Net Server Edition."
CitrixEngineer
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I've installed (and have been running for about 2 weeks now) Beta3 of .NET Server, Standard Edition.
It's a piece of cake to install, and has many of XP's GUI design features. A bit garish for my taste, but at least .NET is more restrained than XP in the graphical front.
There are a fair number of new features - especially to the Terminal Services, and some useful new command-line tools.
There's some good info here;
It's a piece of cake to install, and has many of XP's GUI design features. A bit garish for my taste, but at least .NET is more restrained than XP in the graphical front.
There are a fair number of new features - especially to the Terminal Services, and some useful new command-line tools.
There's some good info here;
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