Microsoft Windows Max
Microsoft Windows Max
Hi, does somebody know, what Microsoft Windows Max is?
Namronia showed me this logo, but we dont know what it is. Any conjectures?
We only know that this picture is from late 2001.
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hounsell
I found this on a German Site:
Which is apparently (according to the somewhat dodgy Google Translator):Noch steht Windows XP nicht einmal in den Startlöchern und schon gibt es erste Spekulationen über den Nachfolger. Nach den ersten vagen Gerüchten soll das übernächste Betriebssystem von Microsoft Windows MAX heissen.
Even Windows XP is not even in the starting blocks and already there is speculation about the first successor. After the first vague rumours, the next but one operating system from Microsoft Windows MAX hot.
I have found the whole news:
And in english (also Google Translator):Noch steht Windows XP nicht einmal in den Startlöchern und schon gibt es erste Spekulationen über den Nachfolger. Nach den ersten vagen Gerüchten soll das übernächste Betriebssystem von Microsoft Windows MAX heißen.
Noch steht Windows XP nicht einmal in den Startlöchern und schon gibt es erste Spekulationen über den Nachfolger. Nach den ersten vagen Gerüchten soll das übernächste Betriebssystem von Microsoft Windows MAX heißen.
Der Codename war schon seit längerem bekannt. "Blackcomb" heißt das Betriebssystem, dass schon längst bei Microsoft entwickelt wird.
Blackcomb (ebenso wie Whistler in der wirklichen Welt ein Gebirge in der Nähe von Redmond) soll als erstes Betriebssystem mit der von Microsoft propagierten ".Net"-Technologie ausgestattet werden. Mit Hilfe der ".NET"-Technologie soll das Internet verstärkt in das Betriebssystem integrieren werden. Das im Herbst erscheinende Windows XP dagegen wird nur einige Elemente dieser Technologie enthalten.
Ob "Blackcomb" tatsächlich als Windows MAX auf den Markt kommen wird, kann nur spekuliert werden. Gewöhnlich gut informierte Quellen wollen dies aus den Kreisen von Microsoft vernommen haben. Da "Blackcomb" (Windows MAX) frühestens im Herbst 2002 auf den Markt kommen wird, bleibt Microsoft noch Zeit, sich für den neuen Namen zu entscheiden.
Zweifel bleiben aber: Das oben abgebildete Logo ist nicht gerade professionell und Microsofttypisch gestaltet. Zudem dürfte die Bezeichnung "MAX" für Verwirrung sorgen. Schließlich klingt der Name im Englischen ausgesprochen so ähnlich wie der Plural des Wortes "Mac". Und das dürfte Apple nicht unbedingt gefallen. (PC-WELT, 19.04.2001, pk)
Even Windows XP is not even in the starting blocks and already there is speculation about the first successor. After the first vague rumours, the next but one of Microsoft Windows operating system called MAX.
Even Windows XP is not even in the starting blocks and already there is speculation about the first successor. After the first vague rumours, the next but one of Microsoft Windows operating system called MAX.
The code name had already been known. "Blackcomb" is the operating system that has long developed at Microsoft.
Blackcomb (Whistler, as well as in the real world, a mountain near Redmond) is the first operating system with the Microsoft propagated. "Net" technology. With the help of ". NET technology, the Internet increasingly integrated into the operating system. The publication in the autumn of Windows XP, on the other hand, only some elements of this technology.
Whether "Blackcomb" than Windows MAX actually on the market, it can only be speculated upon. Usually well-informed sources want this from the circles have heard of Microsoft. Since "Blackcomb" (Windows MAX) at the earliest in fall 2002 on the market, Microsoft will have time to opt for the new name.
But doubts remain: The above logo is not just professionally, and Microsoft typically designed. Moreover, the term 'MAX' confusion. Finally, the name sounds in English pronounced similar to the plural of the word "Mac". And that should not necessarily like Apple. (PC WORLD, 19.04.2001, pk)
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hounsell
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Namronia
intresting at all here, if anyone wants to know, that was the original picture link....
http://www.activewin.com/imagene//misc/2001/winmax.gif
http://www.activewin.com/imagene//misc/2001/winmax.gif
MS Planned to have Blackcomb as OS between XP and Longhorn.
then it was moved to after Longhorn and Shorthorh should be between XP and Longhorn. Then Shorthorn was scrapped and Longhorn scratched and got Vista.
For servers it was planned how it is now.
And all that is the "cloud"... or now "the wave"
then it was moved to after Longhorn and Shorthorh should be between XP and Longhorn. Then Shorthorn was scrapped and Longhorn scratched and got Vista.
For servers it was planned how it is now.
And all that is the "cloud"... or now "the wave"
Huh? The original plan was to have Longhorn (Vista) as a interim Windows until Blackcomb (Vienna/7) would be released.Eventually Longhorn got delayed, and became the enigma that is now known as Vista.Ludacris wrote:MS Planned to have Blackcomb as OS between XP and Longhorn.
then it was moved to after Longhorn and Shorthorh should be between XP and Longhorn. Then Shorthorn was scrapped and Longhorn scratched and got Vista.
For servers it was planned how it is now.
And all that is the "cloud"... or now "the wave"
So therefore Blackcomb got pushed back until H2-09 or most likely 2010, and is now known as Windows Seven.
lol
no guys
Windows Max was this wierd app that turned into Xpression Blend
it was only a XAML editor
it even had its page
www.microsoft.com/max
no guys
Windows Max was this wierd app that turned into Xpression Blend
it was only a XAML editor
it even had its page
www.microsoft.com/max
No. Microsoft Max is a WinFX based Photo application. It was released on September 13, 2005.SaT wrote:lol
no guys
Windows Max was this wierd app that turned into Xpression Blend
it was only a XAML editor
it even had its page
www.microsoft.com/max
Windows Max is a very early build of Codename Blackcomb or Longhorn or whatever...
Here is a screenshot of Microsoft Max:
x64 XP
It is the Codename of XP Professional x64.
Remember that the final product is technically the same build as Windows Server 2003 , only substracted all specific server features , rebranded it and so could sell it as a Desktop OS.
I can imagine whilst in the Alpha/Beta phase they did not eclude the server typically features like tha shutdown-tracker.
So what you see there woul be Aplpha x64 built on Windows .net server (beta)
rtm of 2003 and x64 is both build 3790.
Remember that the final product is technically the same build as Windows Server 2003 , only substracted all specific server features , rebranded it and so could sell it as a Desktop OS.
I can imagine whilst in the Alpha/Beta phase they did not eclude the server typically features like tha shutdown-tracker.
So what you see there woul be Aplpha x64 built on Windows .net server (beta)
rtm of 2003 and x64 is both build 3790.
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Codename MAX
I still have the installer for this app, however its a MS downloader that no longer works.
Microsoft shut this down over a year ago.
Microsoft shut this down over a year ago.
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Namronia
Re: Codename MAX
Please, all understand now, we do not talk about microsoft max, which was a graphic program, we talk about "microsoft windows codename max" what was a prototype of a operating system....change1973 wrote:I still have the installer for this app, however its a MS downloader that no longer works.
Microsoft shut this down over a year ago.
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ikki-kun
D.Konieczny wrote:No. Microsoft Max is a WinFX based Photo application. It was released on September 13, 2005.SaT wrote:lol
no guys
Windows Max was this wierd app that turned into Xpression Blend
it was only a XAML editor
it even had its page
www.microsoft.com/max
Windows Max is a very early build of Codename Blackcomb or Longhorn or whatever...
Here is a screenshot of Microsoft Max:
Looks like OSX
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