I am aware of https://www.maplesoft.com/products/system_requirements.aspx which shows requirements for the concurrent version (the old page https://www.maplesoft.com/products/roadmap.aspx does no longer exist)

Does anybody know a list or URL telling which Maple version (supposedly) needs what Windows version and which combinations will not work?

I am asking because I switch to a new NB and consider to setup a virtual machine for old programs.

Yesterday (?) there was a nice question which was answered by VV using Jensen's inequality.

Where is it now?

What is the [explict] relation between Maple's WeierstrassP and Weierstrass' P-function (e.g. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weierstrass_elliptic_function) ?

The question https://www.mapleprimes.com/questions/233780-Plot-Absolute-Advantage-Of-Option-A disappeared (I know since I answered today).

Why?

Loading a package and using a member with single quotes leads Maple to display the package name, for example

with(IntegrationTools):
Int(f(x), x):

'Change(%, x=1/t, t)'; 
                                     /
                                    |
          IntegrationTools:-Change( |  f(x) dx, x = 1/t, t)
                                    |
                                   /

Is there an easy way to avoid the display of the package name in such a command?

Moreover I sometimes use eval(foo) to display a (former) definition of a function foo and then also the package name is printed (which I do not always want to see) if it was used in the definition.