Windows 7 Server
Windows 7 Server is another product that we can expect to be released approximately at the same time that Windows 7 will hit the streets. A first announcement, or shall we say Hello World, message has been posted at Brian Puhl’s website. Brian is an Active Directory engineer for Microsoft’s IT department and he published the first public screenshot of it on his website.
There is not much to see and it’s definitely more of a “here we go again” post than anything else but we are happy with every tidbit that we can find out about Windows 7 and Windows 7 Server especially when they come from official Microsoft employees or internal sources.
Brian posted some additional information about this early build like the product name (Windows Server (R) 2008 Enterprise) and build ( 6608.winmain_win7m2.080511-1400)
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Maybe the next logo for windows suite. Fake or not ? 
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Michael,
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@ James Harding
It's not going to have the same interface. Early milestones of 'Longhorn' looked exactly like XP, remember? Vista ...
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I wanna know something about this new OS <WIndows7> :
1.It will be somekind of Windows Vista upgraded but with another ...
Comment by SEO Tips on 21 July 2008:
Windows 7 and related information is popping up everywhere! It remains to be seen how popular Windows 7 Server will be, compared to the linux offerings.
Comment by PPC on 21 July 2008:
Here we go again, indeed! Any snippets are welcome, although it would be nice if Microsoft could be more transparent, as well as to offer the community the opportunity to voice their opinions and state their needs and wants. As the product gets developed, loads of good feedback could be had from the community who is going to use the product in its final form in any case. Might as well involve them from the word go, and make sure the development of the product is to the general taste of the market.