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    The existence of Longhorn was first revealed by Windows product manager Tom Laemmel, who I first met July 17, 2001 during an XP press tour. Laemmel spilled the beans to eWeek a few days later, and Microsoft executive vice president Jim Allchin verified that a new interim release, Longhorn, would ship before Blackcomb. Since then, information about Longhorn has appeared in Microsoft and Department of Justice (DOJ) legal filings related to the Microsoft antitrust case. And starting in summer 2004, Microsoft began detailing its Windows product roadmap. The current plan calls for Longhorn to be followed by Longhorn Server a year later, a Longhorn Server R2 release two years after that, and the Blackcomb release in 2011. Under the terms of the new schedule, Longhorn, Longhorn Server, and Blackcomb will all be major releases. You can find out more about this schedule--and these products--in my interview with Bob Muglia.

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    Longhorn will be released in 2006 in june I think... they are still working on it. The big problem will be that most of the old games from 2002 since now.... won't be compatible with longhorn.

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    I think, what longhorn is wery trouble os, because it only beta version. Im somewhere seen, what longhorn is something between Windows XP (2001)and ... OS(don`t remember, what is the title of that), what will be leaved at 2007 year. I install longhorn (build 4007), interface is very well, but processing speed is low... SORRY I`M RUSSIAN AND CAN do errors in the text! :roll:

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    i used the beta version and the looks are slick but the newer functions dont impress!

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    is there screenshots somewhere cause i just wanna see whats it look like
    im thinking to buy longhorn when the finished version comes out cause im not so keen on my XP

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    I have tested Longhorn, it is actually quite nice.

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    visit microbeta.net you will see everything you need about Longhorn code name or go directly to http://www.microbeta.org/longhorn.php and join the community there...you can also visit the popular Longhorn site at http://www.windows-longhorn.org/

    Enjoy

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