We finished the year by opening a new website. We have made a complete redesign of the UDS Enterprise website to provide an updated space and improve accessibility to the full documentation and updates of our VDI connection broker.
You absolutely have rebooted from Linux to load Windows several times. Those that dual-boot their system have done this quite a lot. Dual-booting relies heavily on the Grub bootloader and its entries; this gets worse when you realize that Windows has to restart a lot as it updates. Actually, there’s a way to set Grub to remember where you last left off! This means when you load Windows (or any operating system), and it restarts, it’ll load it again!
Our developers are already working on a new version of our software. One of the most important new features to come with UDS Enterprise 2.1 is the inclusion of two new connection protocols: PCoIP and X2Go.
In the public sector tends to take longer to adopt the new technological trends and the same happens when it comes to Free Software. Many government organizations are aware of the benefits of using Open Source but find it hard to change the way they work. However, during this year 2016 some countries have dared to make the leap:
Among the new features included in UDS Enterprise 2.0, he new version of our software that we released in late September, we highlight connectors for new service providers. In addition to the OpenStack and OpenNebula cloud architectures, this new release has a built-in support for oVirt 4.0.
