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  Will There be a Server 2008 RC2?
Time: 00:03 EST/05:03 GMT | News Source: *Linked Within Post* | Posted By: Kenneth van Surksum

Greg Shields: RC0 was released on 9/24. RC1 was released on 12/5. That’s not quite 10 weeks between releases. We’re 12 weeks away from the launch date. For Vista we had an RC2 that was released 4 weeks before RTM. But that was a bug fix release only, as I remember…yes?

So, my gut feeling is that we’ve got to be supremely close to “feature complete” with this one. As I’ve heard there are a number of big changes in RC1: GP Preferences, WSV, WGA, others. But there is likely to be some changes relevant to the Vista SP1 release, since they're sharing codebase. At the same time, MS is laser-focused on meeting the Launch date, to the point where in my opnion they'll drop features to make it rather than slip.

Thus, I suspect we may indeed have an RC2. But that RC2 will be dropped mere weeks before RTM, and likely won't include any functional changes. Only bug fixes and code optimizations.

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#1 By CPUGuy (1772 Posts) at 12/13/2007 6:40:56 AM
RC's are feature complete, hence them being an RC.

#2 By arossetti (83 Posts) at 12/13/2007 5:50:22 PM
So, RC0 was feature complete, yet they added significant new features to RC1? Does that make RC1 a Service Pack?

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