Interesting tidbits from today's TFS Chat

If you missed it, the archives for today's TFS chat will in the transcript archive:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/chats/transcripts/default.aspx

Here are a few of the interesting tidbits I walked away with:

• The version control plug-in for VB6, VS2003, ... will be released shortly after TFS is released.
• The license for anyone accessing TFS is "person based".  That is, if you're in a company and you will interact with TFS (excluding simply viewing reports and accessing WSS), you'll need a license.  It sounds like people outside of your company can be covered by a separate 'connector' license.  The details should be clearer once we get ahold of a forthcoming VSTS Licensing whitepaper.
• SQL Server is licensed for use with TFS.  You don't need additional licenses to use it with TFS but as such it can only be used for TFS.
• A Continuous Integration sample (including an MSI to install it and source code) will be available at some point to help you out with getting CI with Team Build.
• VS Deployment projects (i.e., *.vdproj) is not available out of the box as part of Team Build/MSBuild.  You can do so by calling devenv.exe (i.e., VS command line) as part of your build.
• To undo changes for another user in TFVC from a command line as an admin: run "tf undo /workspace:hisworkspace;hisusername $/ /r" to undo all of his changes, including locks.
• TFS Beta 3 Refresh has been pushed to MSDN but is still making its way through the system.
• If you install Team Suite trial edition, the best approach to move to a non-trial wiull be uninstall/reinstall.
• Howard van Rooijen's company (Conchango) is working on releasing a Scrum process template for VSTS.
• Sharepoint is only supported on/with your TFS.  Some people want to use existing WSS servers.  Microsoft is investigating a whitepaper to document how it could be done but it is still unsupported.