That's interesting. My day job is working as an IT manager at an international school. We have MinecraftEdu, but we're also an Apple Distinguished school. Mi

That's interesting. My day job is working as an IT manager at an international school. We have MinecraftEdu, but we're also an Apple Distinguished school. MinecraftEdu works fine on our MacBooks, so we're happy with that. It also works on some old Windows desktops we have lying around, but we're not going to move away from being Apple-centric anytime soon, just because of who we are. I checked out minecraftedu.com and they say they'll have a FAQ up soon. In the meantime, they have post on their front page that says they'll continue to sell MinecraftEdu. I have to say that this is very disturbing to me though. Did we just purchase something that really won't be supported anymore in the future? If it will, why would Microsoft go in a completely different direction after purchasing MinecraftEdu? The words are all nice, but the actions are all contradictory. :(