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Awesome! Was hoping something like this would come along — has anyone used this and can speak to their experience with it? In particular, what about graphics pe

by aroman 10y ago

Awesome! Was hoping something like this would come along — has anyone used this and can speak to their experience with it? In particular, what about graphics performance?

hajderr 10y ago
Just installed Debian with 1GB and 2 CPU, default settings. Runs smoothly and install was easy. Haven't dived into advanced use yet though :). Definitely promising!
- aroman 10y ago
  Thanks for replying! Just to be clear, was this a text-only install, or a graphical/GNOME one? I'm not sure what Debian's defaults are.
  - hajderr 10y ago
    Text only install. However I installed the GNOME desktop environment and it's working fine.
rvanmil 10y ago
I bought the Veertu 2016 Business edition in april this year, with the intention of replacing VMWare Fusion, but it didn't work out for me. At the time the performance was great and it worked properly for the most part. Though some critical features were missing, such as copy/pasting files from and to the VM. Graphics performance was nowhere near VMWare performance the last time I used it. Reading their blog, "Listening, Growing and Adapting" apparently means taking 40,- from your users and cancelling your product 6 months later.
- izik_e2 10y ago
  The product is all but canceled, it is in active development - adding features users asks for.
  - rvanmil 10y ago
    I'll gladly stand corrected... but where do I find the product then?
    - izik_e2 10y ago
      www.veertu.com click on the download button in the top right
      - rvanmil 10y ago
        That's the free version, not the business edition which I paid for in the app store.
        stephenr 10y ago
        The free version has all the paid features now. I asked the authors on Twitter about this, they said they will be releasing related products soon that will cover their revenue stream.
        FireBeyond 10y ago
        And of course they'll grandfather in the people who paid for the now free product less than 6 months ago, right?
        stephenr 10y ago
        You'll have to ask them that. I got a pretty quick response on twitter, or there was a rep in this thread earlier
    - izik_e2 10y ago
      For some reason I can't answer your latest question in the bottom thread, but that is the full version, including everything. It is actively developed and it is now distribute in different channel to support bridge networking and usb.

by aroman 10y ago

Awesome! Was hoping something like this would come along — has anyone used this and can speak to their experience with it? In particular, what about graphics performance?

hajderr 10y ago

Just installed Debian with 1GB and 2 CPU, default settings. Runs smoothly and install was easy. Haven't dived into advanced use yet though :). Definitely promising!

aroman 10y ago
Thanks for replying! Just to be clear, was this a text-only install, or a graphical/GNOME one? I'm not sure what Debian's defaults are.
- hajderr 10y ago
  Text only install. However I installed the GNOME desktop environment and it's working fine.

rvanmil 10y ago

I bought the Veertu 2016 Business edition in april this year, with the intention of replacing VMWare Fusion, but it didn't work out for me. At the time the performance was great and it worked properly for the most part. Though some critical features were missing, such as copy/pasting files from and to the VM. Graphics performance was nowhere near VMWare performance the last time I used it. Reading their blog, "Listening, Growing and Adapting" apparently means taking 40,- from your users and cancelling your product 6 months later.

izik_e2 10y ago
The product is all but canceled, it is in active development - adding features users asks for.
- rvanmil 10y ago
  I'll gladly stand corrected... but where do I find the product then?
  - izik_e2 10y ago
    www.veertu.com click on the download button in the top right
    - rvanmil 10y ago
      That's the free version, not the business edition which I paid for in the app store.
      - stephenr 10y ago
        The free version has all the paid features now. I asked the authors on Twitter about this, they said they will be releasing related products soon that will cover their revenue stream.
        FireBeyond 10y ago
        And of course they'll grandfather in the people who paid for the now free product less than 6 months ago, right?
        stephenr 10y ago
        You'll have to ask them that. I got a pretty quick response on twitter, or there was a rep in this thread earlier
  - izik_e2 10y ago
    For some reason I can't answer your latest question in the bottom thread, but that is the full version, including everything. It is actively developed and it is now distribute in different channel to support bridge networking and usb.