Barcelona will host for first time MoodleMoot Global conference
The Moodle event that has been held for years in Barcelona becomes international in 2019. This city will host next month of November the first edition of MoodleMoot Global in Spain.
UDS Enterprise supports most Ubuntu versions for VDI & vApp
The latest version of the UDS Enterprise connection broker offers the possibility of deploying virtual desktops and applications with the different stable versions of the Ubuntu Linux operating system.
The UDS Enterprise development team has created two versions of the UDS Actor to adapt this component to the particularities of the different releases of this OS and thus improve its efficiency in the management of Ubuntu VDI & vApp. The UDS Actor is the agent that is installed in the virtual machines that are used as templates to deploy virtual desktops and applications.
As you can see in the image below, administrators using UDS Enterprise 2.2.1 will find in the “Downloads” section of their user menu two UDS actors for Linux distributions based on Debian, which is the valid actor for the Ubuntu OS.
All Chromebooks will support Linux out-of-the-box
Google has announced during Google I / O developer conference that all Chromebooks will be Linux ready out-of-the-box.Last year Google started to include support for Linux in some of these devices, but a program called Crouton was needed and the installation and configuration process was not that easy, so Linux was not really available for all Chromebook users.
New Guide: UDS Enterprise System Requirements
The UDS Enterprise team has published a new and useful guide including the technical and system requirements that must be taken into account when designing a desktop and application virtualization platform with this connection broker.
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 is now generally available
Red Hat announced yesterday at the Red Hat Summit in Boston the general availability of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8, the operating system redesigned for the hybrid cloud era and built to support the workloads and operations that stretch from enterprise datacenters to multiple public clouds. Some of its new features include:
