Microsoft opts against SP5 for Windows 2000

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The short version of the story should be: "Ok Windows 2000 users we are TELLING you, UPGRADE and UPGRADE now".

Just wondering if anyone can reach that Microsoft knife that is sticking out of your back? Just one more kiss from Ballmergates ehhhh?; Posted by: Squawkbox Posted on: 11/30/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Stupid Microsoft! toadlife | 11/29/04

When they pry my cold dead hands off of it Chad_z | 11/29/04

you need more kool-aid JasonL31 | 11/30/04

Down with MSFT Long live 2000 adamsteele | 08/09/05

Absolutely brilliant... Mike Cox | 11/29/04

You are getting desperate, and it shows. NonZealot | 11/29/04

SLA? tic swayback | 11/29/04

Scan Line Architecture... Jomo_z | 11/30/04

I thought Loverock Davidson | 11/30/04

SLA? Squawkbox | 11/30/04

SLA's Loverock Davidson | 11/29/04

what? JasonL31 | 11/29/04

You must be new here DarthRidiculous | 11/29/04

9.0 Real World | 11/30/04

8.0 CobraA1 | 11/30/04

7.5 Taz_z | 11/30/04

I think it was good...but too short. His comments Laff | 11/30/04

Hmmm what could be missing Squawkbox | 11/30/04

ok for desktops... humbly_opinionated | 11/29/04

some of ms apps wont run on ws2003 JasonL31 | 11/30/04

No big deal alterego_z | 11/29/04

Gee, you mean I could learn *nix in an hour a month? Confused by religion | 11/29/04

Lest we forget Linux and Open Source are stil very Laff | 11/30/04

Must be nice voska | 11/30/04

Yes. Patrick Jones | 11/30/04

I hope you're talking a home network rpmyers1 | 11/30/04

while this is true JasonL31 | 11/29/04

we have too many people still using win2k JasonL31 | 11/29/04

Regular Insertions and Extractions leave us cold adamsteele | 08/09/05

The short version of the story should be Squawkbox | 11/30/04

could be they have no new features to sneak in JasonL31 | 11/30/04

Win XP is SP5 for Win 2000 RobertoSalazar | 11/30/04

Not everyone wants the bleeding edge stuff adamsteele | 08/09/05

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