If one of your purposes for 2020 is to replace the proprietary software in your devices with Open Source alternatives, we recommend you visit FossHub. This is a website containing free Open Source software downloads where you won’t run the risk that the programs you download include malware.
In our last article of the year before taking a short break for Christmas, we will recap the articles in our blog that have been most successful during this year. In this way, we take the pulse of the most outstanding news about VDI and Open Source according to the criteria of our readers and offer the opportunity to finish the year well informed to those who have not yet had the opportunity to take a look at these articles.
When there are two weeks left until 2019 ends, it is the perfect moment to make balance of the technologies that have been a trend during the year that ends and also to look into the future. Analysts launch these days their predictions for next year and thus help companies plan their strategies.
José Vicente Roselló Vila, VDI Project Manager (PoliLabs) at Universitat Politècnica de València:
“Thanks to UDS Enterprise we have homogenized the management of the computer classrooms and we have been able to control software licensing”
Its commitment to this technology allowed them to implement a contingency plan for Covid-19 in a few hours to enable eLearning and remote working for all students, teachers, administrative and service staff .
Christmas is just around the corner and surely in your shopping list to surprise your loved ones there are technological items. Before buying them, the Free Software Foundation (FSF) invites you one more year to think carefully on your choice: Does it respect user rights? Does it cost much more than it should? Are we giving power to the company that develops it?
This organization recommends avoiding gadgets that include patented software created by big manufacturers and replace it with devices that run Free Software to ensure that they respect the privacy and rights of users.
