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:ComputerWorld: Microsoft Tightens Developer Testing Rules for Win 2000
ComputerWorld: Microsoft Tightens Developer Testing Rules for Win 2000
Aug 26, 1999, 17 :11 UTC (12 Talkback[s]) (7880 reads)

(Other stories by David Orenstein, Sharon Gaudin)

"Microsoft Corp. wants software and device driver vendors to write code that's well tuned and tested so that Windows 2000 -- under a lot of pressure to be stable -- doesn't fall victim to third-party sloppiness."

"In pursuit of its goal, Microsoft has mandated... Drivers be... certified. ...a more stringent specification to earn an 'Optimized for Windows 2000' logo. ...highest-end Windows 2000 DataCenter will run only on the systems that have been placed on a "gold" hardware compatibility list..."

"A survey of corporate information technology buyers released last week by IDC revealed deep user concerns about Windows 2000's reliability, and that could slow adoption."

"But... Microsoft's push to get vendors to build Windows 2000 optimized code will force users to upgrade, because a Windows 2000-optimized application will no longer run on Windows NT 4.0."

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InfoWorld: Top 10 items to memorize if you are planning to migrate to Windows 2000 (Aug 24, 1999)
ComputerWorld: Drivers continue to bug Win 2K (Aug 19, 1999)
CNET News.com: Microsoft putting final touches on Windows 2000 (Aug 18, 1999)
Microsoft.com: Microsoft Announces Final Packaging for Windows 2000 (Aug 18, 1999)
ComputerWorld: Microsoft ups processor count in Win 2K (Aug 18, 1999)
Network World: Microsoft pumping QoS standards into Windows 2000 (Aug 13, 1999)


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  Talkback(s) Name  and Date
Microsoft received similar encouragement ...   The best quote, summarizes the article   
Adrian Nagle
Aug 26, 1999, 17:31:56
 
Billy says 1... 2... 3... Upgrade!  1... ...   Surprise surprise!   
Matthew Alton
Aug 26, 1999, 17:35:20
 
Funny, Linux has been stable on every ma ...   Funny   
David Wollmann
Aug 26, 1999, 17:35:32
 
      
       Is it really any wonder ab ...   Micrsoft Forcing Upgrades.   
W.P.
Aug 26, 1999, 17:40:44
 
MS is making it more and more difficult  ...   What if they gave an OS and nobody came?   
Joe Kaplenk
Aug 26, 1999, 18:27:46
 
"(Microsoft) has to get away from the bl ...   BSOD   
John Stracke
Aug 26, 1999, 18:38:21
 
Isn't it one of the most basic tenen ...   A multi-tasking OS - not!   
Steve Langer
Aug 26, 1999, 19:35:12
 
 "Our old logos were basically seen as a ...   Refreshing Candor   
Doug Bostrom
Aug 26, 1999, 20:10:50
 

Joe,

You're absolutely right about ...   Re: Joe Kaplenk's comment   
anonymous
Aug 26, 1999, 20:15:59
 
Joe Kaplenk - Subject: What if they gave ...   re: What if they gave an OS and nobody came?   
Charles Hixson
Aug 26, 1999, 20:34:48
 
I agree with you. You should also add al ...   Re: Re: Joe Kaplenk's comment   
Alessandro Coppo
Aug 26, 1999, 22:23:27
 
Yea, applications like Word, Excel, Acce ...   Re: The best quote, summarizes the article   
Andrew Chaboty
Aug 27, 1999, 14:09:06
 
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