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Please do NOT merge this with Microsoft Windows Services for UNIX (SFU). The Services for Unix product is EOL -- there is no followup release. Interix is one of the components of SFU that is continuing, as it is bundled with the OS. That's what's actually mentioned in the article. It's part of Windows 2003/R2 and is also part of Vista (RTM'ing in a couple weeks). While SFU will, by virtue of hitting EOL, be in a freeze, Interix will not. Additional functionality continues to be added by Microsoft. Uzume 14:30, 9 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]

release vs. version

Actually I understand quite well the difference between release and version and how it applies to Interix. I listed the version numbers in parentheses after the release information. I shall hold off on putting it back until I can label that better though to reduce confusion. Uzume 12:07, 2 June 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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+Please do NOT merge this with [[Microsoft Windows Services for UNIX]] (SFU). The Services for Unix product is EOL -- there is no followup release. Interix is one of the components of SFU that is continuing, as it is bundled with the OS. That's what's actually mentioned in the article. It's part of Windows 2003/R2 and is also part of Vista (RTM'ing in a couple weeks). While SFU will, by virtue of hitting EOL, be in a freeze, Interix will not. Additional functionality continues to be added by Microsoft. [[User:Uzume|Uzume]] 14:30, 9 November 2006 (UTC)
-Do not merge this with Services for Unix (SFU).
-The Service for Unix product is EOL -- there is no followup release.
-Interix is one of the components of SFU and is continuing as it is bundled with the OS.
-That's what's actually mentioned in the article. It's part Windows 2003/R2 and is also
-part of Vista (RTM'ing in a couple weeks). While SFU will, by virtue of hitting EOL,
-be in a freeze, Interix will not. Additional functionality continues to be added by
-Microsoft.
 == release vs. version ==
-Actually I understand quite well the difference between release and version and how it applies to Interix. I listed the version numbers in parenthesis after the release information. I shall hold off on putting it back until I can label that better though to reduce confusion. [[User:Uzume|Uzume]] 12:07, 2 June 2007 (UTC)
+Actually I understand quite well the difference between release and version and how it applies to Interix. I listed the version numbers in parentheses after the release information. I shall hold off on putting it back until I can label that better though to reduce confusion. [[User:Uzume|Uzume]] 12:07, 2 June 2007 (UTC)