lkakcollege.blogg.se - Windows 11 m1 mac

Given that so much of VMware's business is for the virtualization of Microsoft product in their enterprise client base, it's understandable that they take this position as they have more to lose by incurring Microsoft's wrath.

This also means that they won't officially support Windows for ARM on Apple Silicon for the same reasons. They came to the conclusion that those agreements would not allow development of VMware Tools for Windows for ARM on Apple Silicon in a properly licensed manner.

Because they're so small, Microsoft is not enforcing their own licensing and support statements for Windows for ARM on Apple Silicon.Īs a company that has a large installed base of enterprise clients, VMware had their lawyers look over all of the applicable licensing agreements.

Most of their business is Windows on the Mac.

Look at the Insider Preview agreement and they clearly state they are to be run on systems that are already licensed for Windows.

They ignored Microsoft's licensing to install software and tools that that enabled them to build their tool set.

Nice that they have so much regard for their users. They have publicly stated that you are the one responsible for it.

They're telling you that license compliance isn't their problem.Parallels is doing it (again IMO) because: VMware being a solid company is IMO the exact reason why they don't provide support for Windows for ARM on Apple Silicon.