It was officaly out yesterday, but I was told it wasn't out till today either, its a big disapointment IMO. They only good thing is I can use it at the same time as Windows Messenger :D

Don't you mean Windows .NET Server? If so its good stuff Drk, I've got a few beta bulids of it and good stuff :D

IMO Windows 2000 is so unstable, I'd rather use NT4, upgrading my machine to 2000 from NT4 wasn't cleaver, NT4 was on a year, not one reinstall, 2000 must have had a weekly reinstall.

XP and .NET however are extreamly stable or at least have been for me.

Of course you do Arunan - Were brothers...Remember?:)

Im downloading MSN 5.0 so I can slate it;)

Satan

Well on there site it was called Windows Server 2003, it hasn't been released, there taking registrations for beta testers.

-Arunan

I was lucky enough to see a live demonstration of msn8 software, it is truly a evolution in browsing the web, super junk mail filter, new browsing tools, and great tools for parents might I say ;) Endless source for teens, awesome new resources for entertainment, software etc.

I got a free trial too :)
Plus the site looks better :)
...and yess Bill Gates is serious, check out the live webcast below for proof ;)

I was at a meeting with my dad at a hotel (delta hotel) that is where I was able to see the demonstration of msn8 software, and how it will be able to work in the business field on the plus side. (and no Bill gates was not there)

-Arunan

Bill Gates unveils the new MSN 8. SEE IT LIVE!

See Bill Gates, Chairman and Chief Software Architect of Microsoft Corporation, kick off the official MSN? 8 launch in New York City's Central Park. Join the webcast right here, live on October 24th, at 12:15 p.m. ET, and hear Bill Gates explain why "It?s better with the Butterfly." (Available on-demand later, if you miss the initial broadcast).

Joining Bill Gates will be Yusuf Mehdi, corporate vice president for MSN, who will show multimedia demonstrations of the advanced features of MSN 8. And you?ll be the first to see the special surprise guests?

MSN 8 is the new Internet service, based on innovative Microsoft? technology, that's designed to make the Web more useful every day. MSN 8 includes patented junk mail protection, customizable parental controls, automatic e-mail virus protection services, and more.

It's better with the Butterfly.
Click here for Live Webcast

-Arunan

Believe it or not, at home I am still using Windows 98, and it hasn't given me a blue screen in over 2 years. ;)

Woa..blue? lol never knew Windows 98 used color...:eyepop:

^^j/k
Blue screens are better then, 2k's restore active desktop stuff.

-Arunan

Seriously? Thats quite an achivement ;) Or have you just changed the color of the BSOD :D ;)

No, maybe I'm just color blind. ;)