Rumors are popping up on some tech websites
about the Release Candidates no longer being uh... released.
Windows 7 Client Software Logo Program MSFT is has prepared their
new logo for developers:
"Overview
The Windows platform has a broad ecosystem of products and partners that supports the platform. Displaying the Windows logo on your product represents a relationship and a shared commitment to quality between Microsoft and your company. Customers trust that seeing the Windows brand on your product ensures that it meets compatibility standards and performs well on the Windows platform.
The Windows 7 Software Logo program is made up of policies and requirements that help ensure logo’d applications are easy to install and reliable on PCs running Windows 7.
The purpose of this document is to outline the technical requirements and eligibility qualifications an application must meet in order to participate in the Windows 7 Client Software Logo Program."
For some preview and new news on Microsoft® Windows 7:
Windows 7 Logo Program Toolkit: Alpha in March, Beta in May 2009
http://news.softpedia.com/news/Windows-7-Release-Candidate-RC-Drops-in-May-2009-107911.shtml
Shinobu Takahashi, developer, Microsoft Japan - variety of newer programs for Win7
http://blogs.msdn.com/shintak/default.aspx
Microsoft® hints at Windows 7 Release Candidate for May
http://www.neowin.net/news/main/09/03/26/microsoft-hints-at-windows-7-release-candidate-for-may
Another hot spot for latest updates
Paul Thurrott's SuperSite for Windows
Screenshots of "Home Basic Edition" Home Premium Edition" "Starter Edidtion" "Professional Edidtion" and latest updates
I'll look forward to giving it a try as I never migrated to Vista...
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