Category: AppV5
I Was a Cloud Service Provider, and Didn’t Know It!
I realized this summer that I was a player in The Cloud really early on. Yeah, me. The one who spent the last two years calling it “Clown Computing” rather than “Cloud Computing”. Yes, I will now fully admit that I was once a cloud junkie.
I will explain this in this post.
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LaunchIt – a tool to control child programs
This is a story about a tool that shouldn’t need to exist, but has proved to be just so darned handy over the years. It was originally written almost 10 years ago, and I recently released an updated version to add more features. This free tool is called LaunchIT.
The most common problem that cause people to ask me …
Discount on TMurgent books through Aug 12th 2011
This time of year our publisher at LuLu provides us with a discount code to give to our customers. So through August 12th, you can get 20% off your order, including
The Client Book and
any of our e-books.
Enter the code SINK305 when you check out.
Microsoft files AppVirt Patent Application 20110191788
My partner at GridMasterTraining, Kevin Kaminski (t=@kkaminsk), today showed me a patent application that Microsoft recently submitted on Application Virtualization. Seem Strange? YEAH!
Notice: Although I do have a patent, I am not a patent attorney. Anything in this blog post should be considered at nothing more than “uneducated blather”.
Application Virtualization has been around for over 10 years, and …
App-V 4.6SP1 Sequencing: Diff between Install and Configure
I ran into an interesting problem with 4.6SP1 while sequencing the application 7-Zip today.
If you have been at all familiar with App-V sequencing at any time prior to the 4.6 SP1, you would know that while you are in the “installation mode” with the sequencer, you not only install the application but you fully configure and customize the application …
Windows Server 2008 RDS CALs and App-V Licensing
Windows Server 2008 RDS CALs and App-V Licensing[1]
Note: This article is outdated and remains only for historical purposes. Licensing for App-V has changed over time, especially with the App-V client becoming part of the Client and Server OSs in Windows 10 and Server 2016. Licensing for App-V is now covered by a companies Enterprise or Education Agreement with |
Application Virtualization Central
Sept 26, 2008
Check out our new Application Virtualization Central page. In addition to collecting various SoftGrid and App-V resources from this site, see the new three minute video explaining State Separation.…