Windows 7 memasuki tahap RTM

Windows 7 memasuki tahap final siap untuk diproduksi masal, seperti yang disampaikan oleh Brandon LeBlanc dalam Windows 7 Team Blog, Windows 7 Has Been Released to Manufacturing. Windows 7 build 7600 merupakan versi Windows yang memasuki tahap RTM (Release to Manufacturing). Windows 7 direncanakan akan tersedia pada toko-toko ritel mulai tanggal 22 Oktober 2009.

I am pleased to announce that Windows 7 has RTM’d! As I mentioned previously, RTM officially happens only after sign-off occurs. What happens is a build gets designated as a RTM contender after going through significant testing and meeting our quality bar for RTM. Then, it goes though all the validation checks required for RTM including having all languages of that build completed. If all the validation checks have passed – sign-off for RTM can occur. Today after all the validation checks were met, we signed off and declared build 7600 as RTM.

Selain Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 R2 juga memasuki tahap RTM – Windows Server 2008 R2 Reaches the RTM Milestone!

The acronym stands for Release to Manufacturing, and it means this latest release of Windows Server 2008 R2 is now blessed by engineering as ready for the manufacturing process. We’re talking final code. Sun shining, birds singing, children dancing in the streets. With evaluation software available for download in the first half of August and the full product available to customers with Software Assurance in the second half of August, RTM is more than just an engineering milestone. Occurring in lock-step with the release of the Windows 7 RTM, these two platforms are now ready for our partners to start testing and installing on their hardware. And that lock-step isn’t a coincidence, it’s a design goal.

Referensi:
http://windowsteamblog.com/blogs/windows7/archive/2009/07/22/windows-7-has-been-released-to-manufacturing.aspx
http://blogs.technet.com/windowsserver/archive/2009/07/22/windows-server-2008-r2-rtm.aspx



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