We're small, but we abandoned VMWare YEARS ago because (a) our size meant nothing they were doing that was interesting was interesting to us and (b) HyperV was

We're small, but we abandoned VMWare YEARS ago because (a) our size meant nothing they were doing that was interesting was interesting to us and (b) HyperV was plenty good enough and essentially free and (c) the licensing and support conversation every year even BEFORE Broadcom was just insane. I get it. Virtualization is a commodity now. They're trying to squeeze the last serious profits out of the platform, but in behaving this way they're absolutely hastening their own exit from the market. Good riddance.