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Agreed, but it was indispensable when I was learning VMWare over a decade ago for work. Having a free version I could tinker with at home was very useful. This
by kraquepype 3y ago
Agreed, but it was indispensable when I was learning VMWare over a decade ago for work. Having a free version I could tinker with at home was very useful.
This is just going to kill whatever hobbyist user base they did have, and make it harder to learn the platform.
- misswaterfairy 3y agoAnd cost VMWare any 'soft influence' they had. People tinker with free stuff in their own time a lot. Some of those people would have sway in what products a business purchases in future, like virtualisation software for example. People go with what they know.
- Already__Taken 3y agoit's already costing them, dropped 40k on servers and avoided them like the plague.