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<blockquote data-quote="AtlBo" data-source="post: 800609" data-attributes="member: 32547">Linked page has a download for the latest ISO of the Longhorn project MS was working on back in 2003-2005.&nbsp; This ISO is the last in the meaningful branches of the project, which became &quot;a mess&quot; afterwards when security changes were added to later builds.&nbsp; Plenty of good information:[URL unfurl=&quot;true&quot;]https://longhorn.ms/fixed-version-4093[/URL]The main page of the site has links to articles and tips for using the OS and for enhancing Longhorn.&nbsp; Accounts say it is fully functional and even fluid, but I haven&#039;t yet verified the claims.&nbsp; If anyone is feeling nostalgic and would care to install the OS, the key is located on the linked download page.&nbsp; Probably going to be a while for me to get around to working with such a toy.&nbsp; Not sure whether to VM this or go for a full install.&nbsp; I expect it should be a fairly good look at the design process of the times at MS at any rate.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="AtlBo, post: 800609, member: 32547"] Linked page has a download for the latest ISO of the Longhorn project MS was working on back in 2003-2005. This ISO is the last in the meaningful branches of the project, which became "a mess" afterwards when security changes were added to later builds. Plenty of good information: [URL unfurl="true"]https://longhorn.ms/fixed-version-4093[/URL] The main page of the site has links to articles and tips for using the OS and for enhancing Longhorn. Accounts say it is fully functional and even fluid, but I haven't yet verified the claims. If anyone is feeling nostalgic and would care to install the OS, the key is located on the linked download page. Probably going to be a while for me to get around to working with such a toy. Not sure whether to VM this or go for a full install. I expect it should be a fairly good look at the design process of the times at MS at any rate. [/QUOTE]

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