New Vista Build 5308.60 Released!


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It is Build 5308!

No, not the same 5308 that was released last week, a different 5308!

The build released last week was 5308.17; where .17 means recompile number 17.

On February 28th, 2006, a new build was released, just days after the first. This build, 5308.60, is the 60th recompile, and purportedly more stable, less troublesome, smoother, faster, and without the memory leaks.

Though the reports of its stability and near perfection may have been exaggerated, NeoSmart Technologies has obtained proof of it?s release.

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NOT the server version!!!

It is the MAIN versiaon. Server is still called Longhorn, and is availabse via a DIFFERENT link.

Yes, of course MS knows about it.... It is off their site after all!

Screenshots coming up soon.

Digg it here: http://digg.com/software/New_Vista_Build_5308.60_Released_

An about screen doesn't prove anything, easily photoshopped. What could be new?

Well, I cannot tell you what's new, simply because I don't know yet, but I can tell you that there is a new build on Connect. So regardless of whether or not the screenshot's fake, he is telling the truth about the new build :yes:

thanks hurmoth!

me and kris are testing out every edition as we speak:

business

home

ultimate

server

and more

So wait, this build has more than one edition now? I would have figured that MS would start that kind of testing after the April CTP when the core OS isn't killing itself from showstopper bugs.

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