When will C++0x be released, and when will it be the the-facto standard?
I read that C++0x is likely to be officially released during march 2010, and that it will become an ISO standard for the end of 2011.  
Is this really the most likely scenario, or does it risk to be postponed again and again?

I'm also wondering when will it become the de-facto standard: when will anyone (including the most popular piece of software, like Qt, windows libraries etc) use it instead of using C++03?  
I guess it's not so easy for the popular libraries to switch to C++0x, since I don't think they will force all their users to upgrade compilers.

I hope this question is not considered a subjective one; I don't think it is since answers can (and should) be based on the experience of switching to C++03
When will C++0x be released, and when will it be the the-facto standard?
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I read that C++0x is likely to be officially released during march 2010, and that it will become an ISO standard for the end of 2011.  
Is this really the most likely scenario, or does it risk to be postponed again and again?

I'm also wondering when will it become the de-facto standard: when will anyone (including the most popular piece of software, like Qt, windows libraries etc) use it instead of using C++03?  
I guess it's not so easy for the popular libraries to switch to C++0x, since I don't think they will force all their users to upgrade compilers.

I hope this question is not considered a subjective one; I don't think it is since answers can (and should) be based on the experience of switching to C++03