Maxim,
> Hello Gleason,
> Thursday, August 20, 2009, 0:20:08, you wrote:
>>>In any case, I think RC is a reasonable alternative to
>>>the price of MSDN.
> There is a program "Microsoft ISV Empower" which is an affordable
> alternative for developers, and includes MSDN subscription.
One step down from stratospheric.
>>>What I really would like to see is a 32 bit Server 2008 RC2. Like NT in
>>>1998, it is probably the best MS
>>>has to offer right now.
> Do you speak about "Windows Server 2008 R2"? Why do you need a
> 32-bit version of it? As long as you have 2GB RAM or more, it should
> work properly.
RC2 is 64 bit only.
> If you need more RAM, it is now not very expensive as
> it used to be 10 or 15 years ago. BTW, Windows 2008 Server is not
> memory-thirsty. We are running several 2008 Servers under 512 MB
> RAM. But this discussion is drifting towards offtopic, sorry ;-)
Thanks for the offtopic discussion.
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Gleason
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