You’re the new “Aero Diamond” kid …lol.

You’ll be whining about how WinFS isn’t dead until there is absolutely no way to act like it isn’t. We had plenty of those people with “Aero Diamond” who are just now finally admitting they were wrong because they don’t have any other choice (Vista RTM).

WinFS is dead in any sense of what it was supposed to be. Get over it.

Check out this link for more WinFS info…
http://blogs.msdn.com/winfs/

Brandon; As was my point. WinFS isn’t dead really and we will see it in some form. Its just moved, combined and changed.

Gahahahah, I dont know whether to laugh or cry. Read what I wrote, and then step back and admire your idiocy. Tool.

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That doesn’t mean you won’t see more and more features like those promised or demonstrated by WinFS appear in Windows. They’ll just be built on different, often more practical technology… like the indexer.

Sooner or later though, Microsoft is going to have to “update” the way we search for things on our desktop. Vista’s integrated search is a great step forward, but being able to relate data in a simple to use fashion would make search 100x more powerful.

As for him assuming he knows everything just because he works at Microsoft is really idiotic.

I would assume WinFS has been renamed/moved/redeveloped. Not totally scrapped. Microsoft will replace its old system no doubt.

“Hi. I’m Brandon. I’m a geek, and I work on Search technology for Windows at Microsoft. This is my blog.”

He’s pretty close to the source of all information Microsoft. That doesnt mean he knows everything, but he has a better idea than most other people, unlike you.