I want to run Maple Linux builds under Windows. I know that this can be done with a virtual machine but that's it.

Are there other options to do that?

I would go for an easy installation with the possibilty to save and load files from the Windows file system and ideally to copy/paste screen content from and to Windows applications.

Any recommendations and/or references?

I coppied the Maple.ini file follwing ?worksheet,reference,preferencesfile.

My favorite palette however was not coppied.

How to do this?

My screen changed resolution and now the maximize and minimize controls are cut of. (Also the task bar is gone.) Are there any Windows short cuts to maximize or minimize? Alt-F4, which closes the window, works.

I found this version after Maple 2025 installation in Windows programs menu. It looks like a fully functional Maple version using the old GUI.

Why is it called "for screen readers"? I do not understand the link to persons with disabilites (I assume that the icon stands for it)?
In which respect is the new GUI less suited for visually impaired(?) people? I think the readabilty of the new GUI is at least as good as the old GUI.

In case Maple 2025 for Screen Readers is a fully functional Maple version, I give two thumbs up to Maplesoft. Smart move not to immediately impose a "disruptive" new GUI with allot of potential for new users to everyone.

Neither dragging the Maple Window to the screen edge nor Windows key & Arrow keys works on my
Windows 10 machine.

Is this only my installation?

Anything I can do get normal Windows windows behaviour back?