The Windows Vista web site is built  on MOSS 2007

http://www.microsoft.com/windowsvista

You sure about that? I know they are evaluating it for many of their public facing sites, but they haven’t reached that point yet. First, there’s no distinctive /pages in the URL. Second, if you look at the source, there’s no IE55UP.js/IE50UP.js file in the source which all MOSS sites  will have.

Here’s a MOSS 2007 site:

http://www.hedkandi.com

I thought it was at the time of Tech 2006 when Jim Masson did his OFC323 presentation but that could have changed. At the time, it was hosted at www.windowsvista.com and that is now redirected…so not sure anymore or it was strictly only his demo.

I was in the same session… all Jim did was create a site that used the same UI, images and stylesheet… it was the “sexy” site at that time so he used it in his demo. So he was just showing “see, you can make a REAL internet  site with MOSS now”… but that was never a real site, just a sample.

I know they demoed the Vista site as being on MOSS at TechEd. They showed how it was built  and everything. After I saw that I remember hitting the site and trying to find any MOSS type URLs and not finding any. Not sure what to make of it.