So, we first thought 2008 would ship in 2007, but now maybe 2009? "Microsoft Wednesday again delayed the release of Windows Server 2008, saying development of the software could take as long as another three months beyond its previously planned December release." Ok, 2009 is an exaggeration -- they've got a party to attend in Feb., don't they? Maybe it is time for Microsoft to quit adding dates to its product names. Given that Microsoft's stuff often is not enterprise ready until the first SP, probably better for them to delay it and test it then release it when even THEY don't think it's ready.
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