The post does say 'at this time', but come on. 
http://blogs.msdn.com/msdnsubscriptions/archive/2008/01/14/windows-home-server-a-follow-up.aspx
I wish I hadn't bought my home server now. I've been anxious to start developing an add-in for it, but I refuse to do it on my actual home server. I've got too many important files and backups on it. It is sitting there taunting me to screw it up.
I'm very disappointed by this decision. I think the limited number of add-ins for it is due to the lack of availability on MSDN.
I'm a huge MS advocate and I convinced my mgmt team to buy MSDN licenses for all of our developers, but I keep having to explain to mgmt that not all developer/development related products are on MSDN after I told them they were. The last big mess was the Expression Suite. At least they don't care about WHS, but the development team all bought a WHS and they are all ticked too.
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That's a little melodramatic don't you think?
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dahat
inanity makes my head hurt
Now that you've got a legit unit... install a copy to a VPC and do a little tweak to remove to remove automatic clock synchronization so you don't have to re-install your VPC test image ever 30 calendar days.
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