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Yes, see my rather extensive edit. It's only $539, though. The cheaper MSDN tier seems to include LTSB according to the product matrix.
by 4ad 9y ago
Yes, see my rather extensive edit.
It's only $539, though. The cheaper MSDN tier seems to include LTSB according to the product matrix.
- cm2187 9y agoWhich tier are you refering to? I thought VS Pro was the cheapest option.
- 4ad 9y agoAh, it's cloud subscription vs standard subscription. This is the proper link: https://www.visualstudio.com/vs/pricing/ https://www.visualstudio.com/vs/pricing/ So it's $539/yr for cloud vs. $1,199/1st yr + $799/2nd yr for standard. Also on the same page we can see the differences: > After the subscription expires, can use the software that was available during the active subscription term (“perpetual” use rights) For standard it's YES, for cloud it's NO. It seems to be enforced, because lower on the page: > Must connect to the Internet to check license status at least once every 30 days For standard we have NO, and for cloud we have YES. So unfortunately, you are right. It's $1,199 (more or less), not $539.
- cm2187 9y agoIn your link the "Software for dev/test" is blank for cloud subscriptions. It comes with TFS licenses but I do not believe it comes with Windows licenses, even for the period of the subscription.