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What on earth is the purpose of the "August 1, 2012" date in the title, other than to be confusing? EDIT: And I mean the title of the blog post itself. I under
by Legion 14y ago
What on earth is the purpose of the "August 1, 2012" date in the title, other than to be confusing?
EDIT: And I mean the title of the blog post itself. I understand that the link here is just echoing the post's title.
- politician 14y agoIt's the RTM date; the code is "off to the presses". In this day and age of continuous updates and Go Live licenses, RTM doesn't mean much anymore for the end-user. So, yes, I guess you could say that it's confusing, but it's a big milestone for the teams involved.
- Mythbusters 14y agoWhat is more relevant to the hackers here is that the marketplace is accepting apps now. http://www.neowin.net/news/windows-store-in-windows-8-rtm-now-open-for-paid-app-submissions http://www.neowin.net/news/windows-store-in-windows-8-rtm-no...
- Ralz 14y agoIt doesn't look like individual developers can sign up yet, I am getting this error "You need to register as a company account, or have a registration code, to continue. Learn more"