Blogs from TMurgent
Tim is a Microsoft MVP, and a Citrix CTP Fellow.
He is an expert in App-V and MSIX.
Note:This is part of a series on App-V 5.0: Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Part 5
In a blog post today, Microsoft’s Karri Alexion-Tiernan announced the Beta for App-V 5.0, plus an additional MDOP add-on called UE-V.
App-V 5.0 is the most dramatic change to App-V in a really long time, possibly the biggest since …
I had an opportunity to speak before our user group on Application Virtualization a few weeks ago. We record the videos so we now have this talk available online.
The basis of the talk was a higher level talk than I normally do, but it does explain what I see going on in the AppVirt space right now, which is …
I haven’t posted a sequencing video in a while, so I was due. Then a customer queried me about dealing with a large package. When I looked into the question, I found that the way I used to deal with large packages isn’t supported by the sequencer any more (when did that change?).
So I worked out a …
Last week Microsoft opened up the Beta for App-V 4.6 Service Pack 2. You can apply at https://connect.microsoft.com for permission to join the Beta. They ask a lot of detailed questions about your environment, but it seems to be an automatic approval into the program. You find the beta under the Microsoft Desktop Optimization Pack, although it supports both Windows …
Just a quick note about an awesome event I am running next month.
The 4th annual Virtualization Deep Dive Day is scheduled for Saturday March 10th, 2012, in Randolph MA (South of Boston). This multi-track event draws from the best of the best to talk about all aspects of virtualization, from server to desktop, application to storage. With a Keynote …
With 2012 here and vacations behind us it is time to get serious about some App-V training. So what are our plans for training in the next quarter?
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We are working with a new partner, Agile360, to finally bring our Masters Level App-V Training class to California. We always get a lot of requests for |
An introduction…
Dealing with the family over holidays can be stressful, and being an obvious geek sometimes helps. Sometimes it is just easier to disappear into the computer rather than ask questions, and because they are family they know me well enough to give me some slack. Because sometimes I see something and I just don’t want to know why. …
I have been asked something like a gazillion times over the years if TMurgent offered contract App-V Sequencing. Almost every time I say no. Sure, we do a little bit of it each year, but mostly to make sure that the training we give “is real” to what customers need.
Today, this changes.
The reason that I would say no …