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Thought Vista had a lot of versions? Check out Windows Server 2008.
- hello_moto 19y agoWhat's so confusing about this? Their target is not your father and mother. It's for companies and people that know which one to buy. I like their pricing for Windows Web Server 2008 -> $469. Pretty good for startup if you choose ASP.NET.
- run4yourlives 19y agoI prefer the pricing for Linux actually -> $0.
- wyday 19y agoIf you're unfamiliar with linux, then it costs $0 only if your time is worthless. Plus, there isn't a good ASP.NET implementation for linux. Mono's attempt is imperfect.
- mynameishere 19y agoYou're right, of course. Really, if it would cost a person only a few hours to switch to linux, or a couple of minutes of productivity per day, it wouldn't be worth it. But there's the possibility that someone would gain productivity by using linux.
- inklesspen 19y agoThere's a good ASP.Net implementation _anywhere_?
- cglee 19y agoIt IS confusing, but it's confusing on purpose. It's meant to convey complexity and seriousness. Look at all the parts and functions -- you'll need to talk to an experienced sales rep and follow up with some service engagements from our consultants.
- run4yourlives 19y agoAKA: $$$$$$
- iamelgringo 19y agoHoly crap! Try Windows Server 2008 XLT, now with 20% more server goodness. If you like that, you'll love Server 2008 XLT-VX with all the server goodies you've come to love and 10% more virtualization! Act now, supplies are limited.
- tx 19y agoWoow... they want my real dollars for vritual instances of Windows Server. Wouldn't virtual dollars be more fair?