Will there be a direct way to buy server license for old machines?
All of my PCs are running Windows LTSB 1607 and can’t use Microsoft Store to buy the Viewer license to activate the server, buying an Android tablet is not a viable option too.
I would like to have an option to buy the server license directly from the author for the server part of Spacedesk. As my systems are old, updating software to a new version would bring the possibility of unable to use it anymore because the update version is using some APIs not provided by my version of OS. So I want to keep using the same version of SpaceDesk server as long as possible, because it’s working well for me now.
Hello,
I am currently using spacedesk Server on multiple PCs running Windows 10 LTSB 1607, and the system is functioning very well for my needs. However, due to the limitations of this version of Windows, I am unable to access the Microsoft Store to purchase a viewer license or activate the server via standard methods.
Additionally, purchasing an Android tablet or upgrading to a newer version of Windows is not a viable option for me at this time. I rely on the current spacedesk version, which works perfectly with my setup. I’m concerned that future updates may introduce dependencies on newer Windows APIs that are unavailable in LTSB 1607, potentially breaking functionality.
Given this, I would greatly appreciate it if you could provide a direct purchase option for a spacedesk server license, independent of the Microsoft Store. This would allow me to continue using the existing, stable version of spacedesk without risk of incompatibility from forced upgrades. E-ZPass in Rhode Island
Thank you for your excellent software and for considering support for legacy system users like myself.
Kind regards,
Kim
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