I have no problems paying for an upgrade on end of life circle (which should be after a new OS version)Īnd now for my rant. I have been in this industry since the beginnings and spend over the time enough money on software (with the money I spend in the last 30 years just for my private consume on software one could buy a house) let alone the millions spent in the cooperate environment.
Virtual appliances are pre-built, pre-configured, and ready-to-run enterprise software applications packaged along with an operating system within virtual machines. Check with your software provider for an updated app that runs on this version of Windows. Leverage an intuitive home page interface that lets you open existing virtual machines or browse the VMware Virtual Appliance Marketplace to download any over 900 virtual appliances. This app can't run because it causes security or performance issues in Windows. It is a sad picture for a big company (and until now also an Company with a good reputation) like this to engage in such tactics. When I try to install the latest Windows 10 updates I get a warning message for the Windows 10 updates installer: 'VMWare Workstation Pro. Rather than doing this, VMware should release a patch to fix that. I am quiet sure that this can't actually be legal forcing (because if we don't upgrade our OS will have security wholes because we can not update our OS) users to pay for this upgrade. I bought my Licence for VMware Workstation 14 last year and I think that VMware shouldn't charge people for making their software compatible (to the exact User System) by buying the upgrade. I think it is ludicrous to force people to upgrade from 14 pro to 15 pro.
0 kommentar(er)
