So after removing Mac support from there enterprise version with the release of Windows Server 2003, Microsoft add it back in again.
Does this mean an end to Microsoft policy of becoming market leader by simply doing anything in a none standard way. This new way will of corse becomes standard, as a result of the number of Windows machines out there. So everyone else starts to support that new standard, then they will change it.
Well bad luck Microsoft, Apple can now play that game too and they are better at it.
Next Windows Home Server adds Mac support
“Mac support is a customer requested scenario in Windows Home Server,” Microsoft community program manager Jonas Svensson said in a statement. “We are glad to be offering it in the upcoming version of Windows Home Server and look forward to getting early feedback from users.”
Among the features in the new test version of Vail are support for machines running Mac OS X Leopard or higher, remote Web access, support for add-ins, and alerts.
Microsoft has not said when to expect final versions of either Aurora or Vail.
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