And codename Vienna will come after Fiji.
Before Microsoft officials made the decision to delay Vista's launch until January 2007, Microsoft was shooting to roll out a new version of Windows desktop and Windows server every two years. Until recently, that made Fiji's target delivery date 2008 and Vienna's 2010. Longhorn Server, meanwhile, was (and still is, according to Microsoft's last official word on the subject) slated for release in 2007. Longhorn Server R2 was targeted for 2009 and Vienna Server for 2011.
Will pushing back Vista's release-to-manufacturing date by a few weeks or months play havoc with these already tentative schedules?
Read more at Microsoft watch
Source: techpowerup.com - Fiji will be Vista's successor
Before Microsoft officials made the decision to delay Vista's launch until January 2007, Microsoft was shooting to roll out a new version of Windows desktop and Windows server every two years. Until recently, that made Fiji's target delivery date 2008 and Vienna's 2010. Longhorn Server, meanwhile, was (and still is, according to Microsoft's last official word on the subject) slated for release in 2007. Longhorn Server R2 was targeted for 2009 and Vienna Server for 2011.
Will pushing back Vista's release-to-manufacturing date by a few weeks or months play havoc with these already tentative schedules?
Read more at Microsoft watch
Source: techpowerup.com - Fiji will be Vista's successor
News by Luca Rocchi and Marc Büchel - German Translation by Paul Görnhardt - Italian Translation by Francesco Daghini
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