A new version of Ubuntu has been recently born. It arrives with an ambitious mission: to become the alternative to the Chrome OS operating system. And what added values does it offer to achieve it? An Open Source base and a commitment to respect the privacy of users as much as possible.
The health situation has accelerated the technological transformation of educational organizations. This sector is immersed in a period of innovation that requires adapting hybrid and digital models that allow to continue learning from any location and using any device. Likewise, teachers, administrative and service staff should have the necessary tools to work remotely whenever necessary.
To guide the IT managers of these organizations to adopt a strategy that solves these challenges in the most efficient way, the UDS Enterprise and Azure Education teams organized last October an interesting webinar in Spanish. Under the title “Solve the challenges of hybrid Education with Microsoft Azure and UDS Enterprise“, specialists from both companies revealed how the cloud VDI is the ideal solution for these scenarios.
As every year around this time, The Linux Foundation (LF) has published its annual report, in which they review their most important milestones of 2020. They point out that this year more than 150 new communities have joined, related to open technology projects, open standards, open data and open hardware. Among them, the FINOS Foundation stands out. It is made up of specialists who create Open Source solutions for financial services.
As a result of the collaboration of its members, a total of more than a billion lines of code and 11,520 repositories have been generated. Each week around 12.5 million lines of code have been added and about 10.8 million removed. Among all contributors, they have detected 263,499 vulnerabilities .
During November, our blog has received countless visits from users interested in delving into the news published about our software and on the most outstanding topics related to remote working, eLearning, virtualization and Open Source.
The announcement of the new UDS Enterprise 3.0 version tops the list of the most read articles this month. This publication includes the main enhancements incorporated into this software for virtualization of desktops, applications and remote access to physical and virtual machines.
The UDS Enterprise team presented in a crowded webinar the new features incorporated to the new version of the popular software for virtualization of desktops, applications and remote access to physical and virtual machines.
Partners, customers and a great number of members of the UDS Enterprise community were able to see first-hand the usefulness of the new functionalities added to this VDI broker.
