Version 19 of the Linux MX distribution has already been released. One of the highlights is that it is based on the latest release of Debian, 10.1 (Buster). It is governed by Linux Kernel 4.19 and as a desktop environment uses XFCE 4.14.
VirtualCable, the company that develops and supports UDS Enterprise VDI & vApp connection broker, today announced that its UDS Enterprise has attained VMware Partner Ready for vSphere validation.
By validating UDS Enterprise 2.2.1 with VMware vSphere 6.7, and attaining the VMware Partner Ready logo, VirtualCable has tested and verified its interoperability with VMware vSphere and can fully manage customer support requests for UDS Enterprise with VMware vSphere.
The French Government has developed an encrypted messaging service so that public servants can exchange data and information on confidential matters with total security. It is an Open Source alternative to WhatsApp or Telegram.
The UDS Enterprise website has a new section where customers are the protagonists. The content included in “References” has been designed to help companies and organizations of any type that are looking for the most appropriate solution to build a VDI platform. Navigating through their tabs, they will learn how other companies are benefiting from the advantages of application and desktop virtualization with UDS Enterprise.
The KDE team has released a new version of its popular desktop environment, which has the ability to anticipate user needs. They mean that, for example, the system detects when there is low light and the brightness and color is diminished so that the eyes don’t get so tired. It also knows how to recognize when a presentation is being made, so that messages are not displayed on the screen while the slides are being shown.
