In our usual recap of our blog’s most read news, today we find OpenNebula, which will be supported in UDS Enterprise 2.0, our software integration with any e-Learning system, like Moodle, and some specialized Linux distros.
Below you can find the links to these news so that you don’t miss the virtualization and Open Source top news according to our followers:
Next UDS Enterprise version is compatible with OpenNebula. Our team has developed a dedicated connector to integrate this manager for virtualized data centers, which provides all infrastructure to build private, public and hybrid clouds.
OpenNebula users will be able to easily deploy this service provider from UDS Enterprise. Our software uses OpenNebula’s advanced features to provide any remote desktop service.
Our support to Education is one of our distinguishing marks. The UDS Enterprise team works hand in hand with different universities to release custom developments and to build new functionalities requested by the educational community.
As UDS Enterprise is Open Source-based, it easily integrates with any online learning system, turning into a really useful tool for students and teachers to access from e-Learning systems to their virtual desktops, applications, Physical PCs… and any resource hosted in the data center.
The choice of UDS Enterprise as best VDI tech and pricing proposal by a commitee comprised of experts from more than 20 Spanish universities, the video showing how application virtualization with UDS Enterprise works and a list of Open Source firewalls for SMBs have been the most read posts in our blog during the last weeks.
Find below the links to the most interesting news according to our followers just in case you dind’t have the chance to read them yet:
Tech giants are lately releasing the code of many solutions. It seems to be an altruist way of helping the Open Source community, but this supposed change of mind could be part of an enterprise strategy.
Such is the case of Google and Microsoft, that are hitting the headlines and social media for open sourcing some of their products.
Now that 2015 is coming to an end, Tecmint shares the 20 best Open Source software they have found during this year.
–SimpleScreenRecorder. You can use it to record audio and video.
–Jaspersoft Studio. To create reports with tabs, tables… and export them.
–Visual Studio Code. Ir provides a useful programming environment.
–TuxGuitar. To edit and play guitar tablatures.
