The Free Software Foundation (FSF) invites us one more time to reflect before going to buy our Christmas presents. In a year like this, in which technology has gained even more prominence due to the pandemic, this organization recommends that before buying gifts for our family or friends, we stop to think if the device that we are going to give respects their freedom and privacy.
Jones Chung, Associate Director of Information Technology Services:
“We needed to enable remote access to the lab computers and UDS Enterprise made it available with quick turnaround time”
Linus Torvalds has announced the release of a new version of Linux. The kernel version 5.10 is LTS (Long Term Support), which means that it will be maintained for at least five years. Among all the changes introduced in this new release, there are a lot of performance improvements. Regarding processors, performance support for AMD Zen 3 is included with other Linux performance additions and mremap performance is much more snappy on ARM64 hardware.
UDS Enterprise 3.0 has already been certified Nutanix Ready AHV Integrated for Desktop Virtualization. This distinction verifies the full compatibility of the new version of the popular connection broker with the Nutanix Acropolis hypervisor (AOS 5.15). Likewise, UDS Enterprise has also been validated for VDI deployments with VMware’s ESXi hypervisor and AOS 5.15.
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.
