Windows 8 Server Build 8180 Screenshots Leaked
Written by Alan Saturday, 14 January 2012 01:11
Windows 8 Server is expected to be released in conjunction with the next version of the Windows operating system. While Microsoft was busy this week showing off Windows 8 at CES, they were also hard at work getting both of the OS’s ready for their public Beta debut next month. Server technology isn’t really mainstream, and to that end, we have seen considerably less information leaked about Windows 8 Server.
Yesterday though, a whole boatload of new screenshots of the latest build of Windows 8 Server were released by WinUnleaked.tk. These are from Build 8180, which has a build date of January 9th (8180.0.WINMAIN.120109-1245_X64FRE_SERVER).
We don’t see a whole lot what is new here, but there have been some Metro style changes to the interface, especially in places like the Server Manager Dashboard. The login page has also changed slightly, from the to previous from the previous green color with a “Submit” button to a slate-grey color with a simple arrow to click for submitting your password. Some nice screenshots of the Storage Space feature were also included in the leak. The Storage Space runs on the latest Microsoft file system, known as ReFS.
Windows 8 Server is expected to be released by Microsoft in the Fall of 2012, and will be released in conjunction with the Windows 8 operating system. We have posted a couple of screenshot below, but there are a lot more over at WinUnleaked.tk, including some comparison shots showing the differences between the Developer Preview and the new Beta.
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