As I previously wrote, WordPress and WordPress MU are merging. This is a huge step for WordPress.
Jane wrote a post about the upcoming schedule of how the WordPress merge should take place.
| January 7, 2010 |
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| January 18, 2010 |
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| February 15, 2010 | Feature freeze |
| **From this point forward, there will be no more commits for enhancements or feature requests in this release cycle, only bug fixes.** | |
| March 1, 2010 | Begin public beta |
| March 29, 2010 | Begin RC |
| April 13, 2010 | Launch WordPress 3.0 |
I am shocked at how quickly they want to get WordPress 3.0 out the door. But, after talking to some of the devs, they reminded me that this is just a rough schedule and it’s a goal, it’s not the definite and final schedule by any means.
If I haven’t emphasized this enough already, I’m super excited about the WordPress 3.0 release 
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This is great stuff! Playing with the trunk has been surprisingly stable and fun! I’m amazed at the level of activity @ the wordpress trac. The MU side had a small fraction of it.
Great things coming!
wow, so the 2.9.2 version is the latest editions?
You are correct, right now, the latest stable release is 2.9.2
When i go intot eh admin side of wordpress mu,it says update to 3.0 but when you donwload the update,its just wordpress??? I dont understand ???
You are correct. WordPress MU is no longer in existence, it’s just WordPress. It has multi-site capability now, so it’s just one application, not two.