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Exciting news. AppVentiX 5 is now available, marking a major milestone in the evolution of our platform. This release strengthens the core capabilities of AppVentiX in modern application delivery, including the introduction of an App-V Migration Toolset, while also unveiling Workspace Control to extend our focus beyond applications to the entire digital workspace. AppVentiX 5 enhances Application Delivery, Workspace Control, and the platform, enabling unified management of applications and workspaces…

We are thrilled to announce the release of AppVentiX 4.0, a major milestone in our commitment to empowering organizations with seamless application deployment and management. This release introduces cutting-edge features designed to enhance your application environment, while reinforcing our leadership in supporting both legacy and modern virtualization technologies. Reaffirming Our Commitment to App-V Despite the deprecation of Microsoft’s App-V publishing servers, AppVentiX stands as the premier solution for continuing to…

AppVentiX and TMurgent announced the integration of both TMEdit and TMEditX into the AppVentiX software, a Powerful Deployment & Application Lifecycle Management for App-V and MSIX.AppVentiX customers may now have a single place to manage the packaging and deployment of both App-V and MSIX application packages, for persistent desktops, as well as virtual desktops as diverse as non-persistent VDI, RDS (Citrix/Horizon), and Microsoft AVD and CloudPC.  With Microsoft extending the life of the App-V…

Written by our engineers, TechVentiX is a blog series in which we’ll dive deeper into the technology of application distribution and management.With the introduction of Azure Virtual Desktop (or Windows Virtual Desktop back then) Microsoft introduced a new feature as part of their tech stack; AppAttach. AppAttach can be seen as a form of “app layering”, it decouples applications from the underlying OS. It works by mounting disk volumes (containing…

Written by our engineers, TechVentiX is a blog series in which we’ll dive deeper into the technology of application distribution and management. Organizations relying on Microsoft application virtualization technology (App-V) must plan to replace the App-V server components prior to the EOL in April 2026. By replacing the server components with supported solutions, such as AppVentiX, organizations can continue running App-V applications as support for the App-V client is continued…