November 2, 1998
Windows 2000
High Hopes For The New NT
Microsoft has replaced Windows NT 5.0 and given the operating system a new name--Windows 2000. Users are getting ready for it.
NT5: Miles To Go Before Win2000
Beta2 of Microsoft's newly renamed operating system shows how feature-rich the final product will be--and how much work is still to be done.
Unix, NT Mix It Up
IBM's, Sun's 64-bit Unix initiative stand up to Microsoft's new Windows plans.
Behind The Numbers
Expectations For Win2000
Reply To All
Discuss the Unix vs. NT issue.
These articles are part of a joint research and reporting project on Windows 2000 by the editors of CMP Media's InformationWeek, Network Computing, Computer Reseller News, and Windows magazine.
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