Linux distributions for developers

Linux distributions for developers

Developers usually face the dilemma of choosing the Linux distribution that best fits the programming language they use, easy to setup and runs best Linux and that runs best in a virtual environment or on old hardware. In order to help to come to a decision, Linux developers from Toptal website have drawn up a list with the most recommended distros:

Ubuntu: It is the easiest, supports most hardware and it is very friendly to people not used to work with Linux. The only snag is that it is quite heavy due to all the stuff that comes with and its Unity GUI is causing a lot of controversies between Linux users.

Grouping services in UDS Enterprise 2.0

One of many UDS Enterprise 2.0 innovations is the new grouping services mode for desktops, applications and any other remote desktop service. This new feature has been particularly developed to improve user experience, since it allows to organize the available services in groups, so that they can be distributed in an orderly and easy way, so that users find the virtual desktop or application they want to use quickly and intuitively.

How to schedule and automate tasks in UDS Enterprise 2.0

How to schedule and automate tasks in UDS Enterprise 2.0

A few days ago we explained in our blog how to setup the new system access through calendars, which has been incorporated to UDS Enterprise 2.0. This new functionality, appart from enabling or restricting user access to services, virtual desktops and applications by dates and slots, allows administrators to schedule and automate certain tasks on a Service Pool.

This new feature facilitates important and regular actions like:

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