Windows 2012 Server Release Candidate
- Type:
- Applications > Windows
- Files:
- 1
- Size:
- 3.37 GB
- Tag(s):
- windows server microsoft release beta
- Uploaded:
- Jun 11, 2012
- By:
- operator1101
OS : Windows Server 2012 Ver: RC.120518-1423 Arch: 64-Bit Format: ISO ----------------------------------- The next release of Windows Server, Windows Server 2012, will offer businesses and hosting providers a scalable, dynamic, and multitenant-aware, cloud-optimized infrastructure. It securely connects across premises and helps IT Professionals to respond to business needs faster and more efficiently. Windows Server 2012 Release Candidate (RC): Takes you beyond virtualization Delivers the power of many servers with the simplicity of one Opens the door to every app on any cloud Enables the modern work style
I uploaded this because waiting for the Microsoft download tool blows.
Please note, this is a RELEASE CANDIDATE. Like all MS RC applications it has a kill date.
I'm sure every business in the world is waiting to get their hands on the final version.
I wonder how many thing you would need to customize on this on a fresh install..
#1 = Kill the start screen crap.
#1b = Hack / remove the retarded ribbon crap.
#2 = Kill not needed services.
#3 = Kill unwanted tasks.
#4 = Kill un wanted start up registry entries.
#5 = Remove un wanted integrated features / components.
#6 = Modify user / security settings
#7 = Modify file / folder view settings.
This is getting about as tiring as having to modify all that crap..
Microbloat is getting ridiculous !
I bet they have a formula for hardware requirements..
if ( WindowsVersion == NEW )
do
{
increaseSystemRequirements * 8;
while ( addingNothingUsefull( pos ) )
pos++;
}
This version and all its sku's will end up
being regarded as the worst version of windows ever. (worst than ME and Vista)
And will push more people to mac's and Linux.
I wonder how many thing you would need to customize on this on a fresh install..
#1 = Kill the start screen crap.
#1b = Hack / remove the retarded ribbon crap.
#2 = Kill not needed services.
#3 = Kill unwanted tasks.
#4 = Kill un wanted start up registry entries.
#5 = Remove un wanted integrated features / components.
#6 = Modify user / security settings
#7 = Modify file / folder view settings.
This is getting about as tiring as having to modify all that crap..
Microbloat is getting ridiculous !
I bet they have a formula for hardware requirements..
if ( WindowsVersion == NEW )
do
{
increaseSystemRequirements * 8;
while ( addingNothingUsefull( pos ) )
pos++;
}
This version and all its sku's will end up
being regarded as the worst version of windows ever. (worst than ME and Vista)
And will push more people to mac's and Linux.
I've been testing this on hardware for a few days now and I'm actually digging the new setup. I especially like that 2012 Server installs as CORE by default. That is a huge step for MS in the right direction.
Can't wait to see how this thing handles a real corporate environment and not just a test lab.
Can't wait to see how this thing handles a real corporate environment and not just a test lab.
Yeah the MS Programming Guide Schema is thus:
dim object WindowsNew
dim object WindowsOS
pivate sub WindowsNew (ByVal as SystemMicrosoftWindows) New=OS
If
(WindowsOS == XP, Vista, 7;
Then
{WindowsNew == Upgrade;
Upgrade = OS;
OS = 8}
)
If
OS = 8
do
{
increaseSystemRequirements * 8;
while
( addingNothingUsefull( pos ) )
pos++;
}
dim object WindowsNew
dim object WindowsOS
pivate sub WindowsNew (ByVal as SystemMicrosoftWindows) New=OS
If
(WindowsOS == XP, Vista, 7;
Then
{WindowsNew == Upgrade;
Upgrade = OS;
OS = 8}
)
If
OS = 8
do
{
increaseSystemRequirements * 8;
while
( addingNothingUsefull( pos ) )
pos++;
}
Code won't run guys.
U forgot to declare variables. =D
U forgot to declare variables. =D
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