You absolutely have rebooted from Linux to load Windows several times. Those that dual-boot their system have done this quite a lot. Dual-booting relies heavily on the Grub bootloader and its entries; this gets worse when you realize that Windows has to restart a lot as it updates. Actually, there’s a way to set Grub to remember where you last left off! This means when you load Windows (or any operating system), and it restarts, it’ll load it again!
In the public sector tends to take longer to adopt the new technological trends and the same happens when it comes to Free Software. Many government organizations are aware of the benefits of using Open Source but find it hard to change the way they work. However, during this year 2016 some countries have dared to make the leap:
This last month of the year is the perfect moment to look back and collect the best Linux vApp and distros updates, upgrades and releases of 2016:
The city of Rome, the fourth-largest city in the European Union, will increase its use of free and open source software, it decided in October. All new software solutions will be based on open source, and the city is to consider replacing existing proprietary solutions by open source alternatives.
In a fast-moving project like OpenStack, it seems like there’s more to learn with every day that passed. There are plenty of tools out there to help you keep up, including hands-on training courses, books, and of course the official documentation. The following are 4 of the most outstanding tools to build your open source cloud:
The success story of the Autonomous University of Madrid that deploys around 1.000 virtual desktops per month with UDS Enterprise, the distinction of our partner Computer Port IT Solutions as one of the fastest growing IT companies in the storage field in India, as well as the advantages of desktop virtualization with UDS Enterprise and OpenNebula, have been the most outstanding news that hook the attention of our followers in the last two weeks.
