Last week I released my Report Card on MSIX, a comprehensive look at how MSIX measures up today. A work in progress, MSIX can handle some of the applications that you are deploying today. And it is sure to …
Category: AppV5
About the MSIX Report Card for 1809
Today I am releasing the first of what should be an annual series of “Report Cards” on the state of the MSIX space.
You can get and download the report from this link.
This report covers the state of …
TMEdit for App-V – What and Why
Over the past 6 years, my AppV_Manage tool has become a standard part of App-V packaging at so many companies around …
Is MSIX the future for App-V?
At the Windows Developer Conference this March, Microsoft announced MSIX as their latest idea of the future for application delivery. This followed with more details released at the Microsoft Build Conference in May. I applaud these efforts by Microsoft; they …
Why we use Microsoft App-V
It seems strange that I’ve never written this article before. I haven’t needed to. But we need to be reminded now and then.
Those of us using App-V, which includes most of the largest, and best run, enterprises around the …
The case of the missing App-V files
File this one under “Things to consider when your app doesn’t work”.
What the customer wanted:
I was working with a large customer that is in the Health Care business. They had an application, well maybe we should …
Announcing PassiveInstall
A PowerShell Automation Framework for Application Packaging with Passive/Silent Installations.
Today I am releasing another free tool for the community, called PassiveInstall, plus a free online training course for it (see bottom of this article for a link …
Sequencing AutoCad 2016/2017
My general recipe for sequencing AutoCAD 2015 is found in this post from a couple of years ago: http://www.tmurgent.com/TmBlog/?p=2268
Today, Patrick Mangan reminded me that he had to modify that recipe to handle AutoCAD 2016 and 2017.
In the original …