Blogs from TMurgent
Today I am publishing a new “White Paper” titled Welcome To The Dataverse.
This is an opinion piece, reflecting my latest thoughts on “The Data Problem” will be presented at Briforum Chicago tomorrow. It has been five long years since I presented “The Data Problem” at Briforum Darmstadt Germany and a lot has changed. But a lot has also …
I am happy to announce the availability of my new book.
The caching of code and data is a common technique used throughout the Windows Operating System in order to improve system and application performance. While System Performance is a difficult subject, this work represents a digestable look at performance by isolating the top fifteen or so ways that caching …
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I tried to ignore it, but I just can’t any more. It’s time for TMurgent to grow up a little. |
| Today is Kate’s first day on the job. Kate is my daughter, the one with the newly minted Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science. Her last final was Monday and she starts work today. Some of you have already met Kate, |
It’s summer. My new book is almost published, and I’m cutting back on my golf (well, a little) due to a bad ankle. So what do I do? Dig into the App-V 5.0 Beta, of course! With lots of shiney new thigs to look at, plus a few dark corners with cobwebs to poke into, it is almost as good …
I have been doing Application Virtualization for a long time – a dozen years now. For a long time AppVirt was more of a niche than it is today. Originally it was used with Citrix and Terminal Servers, but even when desktop and laptop support was added it was used by a relatively small number of leading edge companies. That …
If you have a client (4.6 SP1 x86 Windows Desktop for sure, perhaps other installs and other installers) that is currently configured for a cache size policy of a maximum size and attempt to use the Client Management Console to modify the setting to instead use the Minimum Free Space option, when you hit apply you will get an error:…
We released “The Client Book, About Microsoft App-V” some time back, and it has been a tremendous success. To date it has sold over two and a half what we ever expected to sell. Today, we released the paperback version of the book, which makes it available at a bit more afforadable price.
We are also pleased to finally release …
In conjunction with my upcoming book and sessions at Briforum, I am releasing a number of new and updated tools involving Windows Performance analysis. These tools may be found in the Performance Tools section of the TMurgent website. These tools are generally free to download and use (the only restrictions are for ISVs that want to use them to …