Code names from MS
Ø Longhorn (code name): The next major release of the Microsoft Windows operating system.
Ø Avalon (code name): Graphics presentation technologies in Windows "Longhorn" that provides a unified architecture for presenting user interface, documents and media in the system.
Ø ClickOnce: Technology in Windows "Longhorn" designed to speed & simplify deployment of applications.
Ø Indigo (code name): .NET communications technologies in Windows "Longhorn" designed to build and run connected systems.
Ø SuperFetch: Technology in Windows "Longhorn" designed to help applications launch more quickly.
Ø Whidbey (code name): Next generation of the Microsoft Visual Studio system of software-development tools.
Ø WinFS (code name): Next-generation search and data storage system that provides a unified storage model for applications running on Windows "Longhorn."
Ø WinFX: Programming model Windows "Longhorn," used by software developers to build applications for the Windows platform.
Ø Yukon (code name): The next generation of Microsoft SQL Server database software.
Ø Avalon (code name): Graphics presentation technologies in Windows "Longhorn" that provides a unified architecture for presenting user interface, documents and media in the system.
Ø ClickOnce: Technology in Windows "Longhorn" designed to speed & simplify deployment of applications.
Ø Indigo (code name): .NET communications technologies in Windows "Longhorn" designed to build and run connected systems.
Ø SuperFetch: Technology in Windows "Longhorn" designed to help applications launch more quickly.
Ø Whidbey (code name): Next generation of the Microsoft Visual Studio system of software-development tools.
Ø WinFS (code name): Next-generation search and data storage system that provides a unified storage model for applications running on Windows "Longhorn."
Ø WinFX: Programming model Windows "Longhorn," used by software developers to build applications for the Windows platform.
Ø Yukon (code name): The next generation of Microsoft SQL Server database software.
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