In our post yesterday we explained how to customize the UDS Enterprise 3.0 login window. The news regarding the higher level of customization, simplicity, and agility when modifying the appearance of the software also applies to the user services dashboard. Interesting changes can be made to this section in the new version of this popular broker for desktop, application virtualization, and remote access.
One of the many aspects that have been improved in the latest release of UDS Enterprise is how the customization of the tool is carried out. Now further modifications can be made to the login portal and the user services page. Also, it is much easier to introduce these changes so that the platform’s appearance is aligned with the corporate image or to adapt it to the taste of each client. In this post, we are going to focus on customizing the login window.
To carry out the customization, you just have to access the software administration dashboard and in the Tools section click on Configuration . In UDS Enterprise 3.0 a new window displays under the name Custom with several fields to insert the changes, as you can see in the following image:
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In our post on yesterday we detailed the main lines of the remote working project of the Badajoz Provincial Council with Raspberry Pi and UDS Enterprise. As you may know, they were announced during the TECNIRIS video session Experiences with Raspberry Pi in ICT services organized by RedIRIS last week. Today we share a summary of the interesting demo carried out by the Head of the Badajoz Provincial Council’s IT Systems, Eladio Maqueda. He showed how users access the applications or desktops managed and deployed by UDS Enterprise using low-cost devices with great agility.
As we anticipated in our blog, last week, the TECNIRIS video session Experiences with Raspberry Pi in ICT services of the academic-scientific community was held. In this instructive online event organized by RedIRIS, Eladio Maqueda, Head of the Badajoz Provincial Council’s IT Systems, shared the details of their remote working project with Raspberry Pi and UDS Enterprise.
