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Re:Longhorn
http://www.windowsitpro.com/windowspaulthurrott/Article/ArticleID/45792/windowspaulthurrott_45792.ht...
Microsoft Talks Longhorn Networking
Microsoft hosted a public chat session this week to discuss some of the networking features the company plans to add to Longhorn, the next-generation OS that will ship in mid-2006. According to Microsoft representatives who attended the chat, Longhorn will include support for 802.11i wireless security technology, a new networking stack that supports both the IPv6 and IPv4 networking standards, simpler peer-to-peer file-sharing features, better audio- and video-streaming support, and integrated real-time communication features. Frankly, the company didn't reveal many specifics nor did it really expand on the available information we have about Longhorn. But as we race toward the late April release of the first Longhorn beta-class build, it's nice to see Microsoft finally opening up about Longhorn and offering some information, however vague. Expect the next few months to include a flurry of Longhorn disclosures.