After the summer break, we have daily updated our blog with interesting news about our VDI UDS Enterprise connection broker, and we have echoed the most relevant information in the sector of virtualization in general and desktop virtualization in particular, and about software and Open Source developments.
The Free Software Foundation (FSF) has launched an initiative to try to convince European governments that any software paid with citizens’ tax money should always be published as Free Software and Open Source. Under the motto “Public money? Public Code!” call for citizens, companies and organizations of all types to join this campaign so that the code paid by citizens is available to citizens by law.
The latest release of UDS Enterprise has exciting new features in connectivity to Windows and Linux virtual desktops. In addition to new options for connecting through HTML5, UDS Enterprise 2.1 incorporates novelties related to the RDP connection protocol that translate into a better and more secure user experience.
The use of free software is increasingly being spread among public institutions due to the significant savings it entails. A recent example is the Puçol town hall in Valencia, which has just established the GNU / Linux operating system LliureX. The first pilot experience with this software has meant a saving of 25,000 euros in licenses.
The new version of our VDI connection broker supports the latest release of the Nutanix hypervisor, Acropolis 5.1. (AHV). The UDS Enterprise development team has made all necessary adjustments to enable UDS Enterprise 2.1 and AHV 5.1 to be fully operationally integrated for deploying virtual desktops and applications. Compatibility has been ensured by performing complete tests in our laboratories that guarantee the perfect integration of both solutions.
