Visual Studio和Vista [英] Visual Studio and Vista
问题描述
周五我参加了伦敦的Microsoft EVO会议，他们讨论了Vista，Office 2007和Exchange 2007以及它们的全部内容工作
在一起很漂亮，他们是如何人们准备好的等等...
我在Vista上询问了几个关于Visual Studio.NET的问题，特别是64位Vista上的
，它们变得非常* *紧张......
简而言之，微软不会在任何版本的Vista上支持任何版本的Visual
Studio.NET，32 -bit或64-bit，直接退出
框。显然，与WinXP相比，使用更加严格的锁定来解决巨大的问题，但即使运行具有提升的
特权的Vistual Studio.NET也无法解决问题。
因此，微软不得不在Vista上完全放弃对VS.NET 2002
或2003的支持 - 他们并没有计划对此进行改变。 Vista支持的唯一
版本的Visual Studio.NET是VS.NET 2005
+ Service Pack 1 * AND *他们正在调用的东西; Vista
支持更新。然而，直到2007年2月才能在
最早提供。即便如此，微软的套装也无法/不会给我带来任何关于64位Vista上VS.NET 2005的明确答案......
不仅如此，我还冒昧地说，我们这里的很多人都是MSDN
用户因此可能正在使用SQL Server 2005开发版 - 哦
亲爱的！ Vista上的SQL Server 2005显然有很多问题
（如果支持早期版本，套装甚至不会说），但其中一个最值得注意的是b / b
一个是SQL Server 2005 Reporting Services根本不支持
，他们也不能说Vista什么时候甚至是否支持
...
所以，对于我们所有的开发人员来说，它是32位的WinXP至少还有6个月的b $ b个月...这真是令人失望，因为我我希望通过
虚拟化直接跳到
64位，并通过
虚拟化继续任何32位传统支持......
哼哼......
马克。
PS我不是这样说的：
http ：//msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/su...a/default.aspx
http://www.microsoft.com/sql/howtobu...tasupport.mspx
您是否阅读过Somasegar的博客（以及其中的评论）？
http://blogs.msdn.com/somasegar/arch...26/772250.aspx
Juan T. Llibre，asp.net MVP
asp.net faq： http://asp.net.do/faq/
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" Mark Rae" < ma ** @ markNOSPAMrae.com在消息新闻中写道：O
*************** @ TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl ...
周五我参加了在伦敦召开的微软EVO会议，他们谈到了Vista，Office
2007和Exchange 2007以及它们如何精美地协同工作，它们如何全部
" people-ready"等...
我在Vista上询问了几个关于Visual Studio.NET的问题，特别是在64位Vista上，并且
他们变得非常* *紧张......
简而言之，微软不支持任何版本的Visual Studio.NET在任何
版本的Vista上，32 -bit或64-bit，直接开箱即用。显然，存在巨大的问题
，Vista的锁定比WinXP更严格，但即使运行Vistual Studio.NET并且提升了特权也无法解决它。
因此，微软不得不在Vista上完全放弃对VS.NET 2002或2003的支持 -
他们没有计划对此进行改变。在Vista上支持的唯一版本的Visual Studio.NET是VS.NET 2005 + Service Pack 1 * AND *它们目前是什么东西
调用 ; Vista支持更新。然而，直到2007年2月才能在
最早提供。即便如此，微软的套装也无法/不会给我任何关于64位Vista上的VS.NET 2005的明确的答案......
不仅如此，我还冒昧地说，我们这里的很多人都是MSDN订阅者，因此可能使用SQL Server 2005开发人员版本来支付
- 亲爱的！在Vista上显然存在很多问题（如果支持早期版本，套装甚至都不会说），但其中一个最值得注意的是b / b
一个是SQL Server 2005 Reporting Services根本不受支持，也不会说他们会在Vista上支持什么时候甚至是否支持...
所以，对于我们所有的开发人员来说，它至少是另外六个月的32位WinXP ......这非常令人失望，因为我希望能够跳到64位直通，并通过虚拟化继续任何32位
传统支持...
哼哼......
马克。
PS我不是这样说的：
http ：//msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/su...a/default.aspx
http://www.microsoft.com/sql/howtobu...tasupport.mspx
" Juan T. Llibre" < no *********** @ nowhere.comwrote in message
news：eM ************** @ TK2MSFTNGP04.phx。 gbl ...
您是否阅读过Somasegar的博客（以及其中的评论）？
http://blogs.msdn.com/somasegar/arch。 ..26 / 772250.aspx
是的 - 这几乎强化了它......
Hi,
On Friday I attended the Microsoft EVO conference in London where they
talked about Vista, Office 2007 and Exchange 2007 and how they all work
together beautifully, how they were all "people-ready" etc...
I asked a couple of questions about Visual Studio.NET on Vista, especially
on 64-bit Vista, and they became *very* nervous...
To cut a long story short, Microsoft will not support ANY version of Visual
Studio.NET on any version of Vista, 32-bit or 64-bit, straight out of the
box. Apparently, there are HUGE problems with the much tighter lockdown of
Vista than WinXP, but even running Vistual Studio.NET with elevated
privileges will not solve it.
Therefore, Microsoft have had to completely abandon support for VS.NET 2002
or 2003 on Vista - they are no plans for this to ever change. The only
version of Visual Studio.NET which will be supported on Vista is VS.NET 2005
+ Service Pack 1 *AND* something which they are currently calling the "Vista
Support Update". However, this won''t be available until February 2007 at the
very earliest. Even then, the Microsoft suits couldn''t / wouldn''t give me
any sort of definitive answer about VS.NET 2005 on 64-bit Vista...
Not only that, I would venture that quite a few of us here are MSDN
subscribers so are probably using SQL Server 2005 Developer Edition - oh
dear! There are apparently loads of issues with SQL Server 2005 on Vista
(the suits wouldn''t even say if earlier versions are supported), but one of
the most notable ones is that SQL Server 2005 Reporting Services is not
supported at all, nor could they say when or even if it would ever be
supported on Vista...
So, for all us developers, it''s 32-bit WinXP for at least another six
months... This is quite disappointing, as I''d hoped to make the jump to
64-bit straightaway, and continue any 32-bit legacy support through
virtualisation...
Ho hum...
Mark.
P.S. I''m not making this up:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/su...a/default.aspx
http://www.microsoft.com/sql/howtobu...tasupport.mspx
Have you read Somasegar''s blog on this ( and the comments in it ) ?
http://blogs.msdn.com/somasegar/arch...26/772250.aspx
Juan T. Llibre, asp.net MVP
asp.net faq : http://asp.net.do/faq/
foros de asp.net, en espa?ol : http://asp.net.do/foros/
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"Mark Rae" <ma**@markNOSPAMrae.comwrote in message news:O
***************@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...Hi,
On Friday I attended the Microsoft EVO conference in London where they talked about Vista, Office
2007 and Exchange 2007 and how they all work together beautifully, how they were all
"people-ready" etc...
I asked a couple of questions about Visual Studio.NET on Vista, especially on 64-bit Vista, and
they became *very* nervous...
To cut a long story short, Microsoft will not support ANY version of Visual Studio.NET on any
version of Vista, 32-bit or 64-bit, straight out of the box. Apparently, there are HUGE problems
with the much tighter lockdown of Vista than WinXP, but even running Vistual Studio.NET with
elevated privileges will not solve it.
Therefore, Microsoft have had to completely abandon support for VS.NET 2002 or 2003 on Vista -
they are no plans for this to ever change. The only version of Visual Studio.NET which will be
supported on Vista is VS.NET 2005 + Service Pack 1 *AND* something which they are currently
calling the "Vista Support Update". However, this won''t be available until February 2007 at the
very earliest. Even then, the Microsoft suits couldn''t / wouldn''t give me any sort of definitive
answer about VS.NET 2005 on 64-bit Vista...
Not only that, I would venture that quite a few of us here are MSDN subscribers so are probably
using SQL Server 2005 Developer Edition - oh dear! There are apparently loads of issues with SQL
Server 2005 on Vista (the suits wouldn''t even say if earlier versions are supported), but one of
the most notable ones is that SQL Server 2005 Reporting Services is not supported at all, nor
could they say when or even if it would ever be supported on Vista...
So, for all us developers, it''s 32-bit WinXP for at least another six months... This is quite
disappointing, as I''d hoped to make the jump to 64-bit straightaway, and continue any 32-bit
legacy support through virtualisation...
Ho hum...
Mark.
P.S. I''m not making this up:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/su...a/default.aspx
http://www.microsoft.com/sql/howtobu...tasupport.mspx
"Juan T. Llibre" <no***********@nowhere.comwrote in message
news:eM**************@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...
Have you read Somasegar''s blog on this ( and the comments in it ) ?
http://blogs.msdn.com/somasegar/arch...26/772250.aspxYes - that pretty much reinforces it...
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