| Win4Lin Announces Virtual Desktop Server Product |
| Wednesday, 14 June 2006 by Michel Roth | |||
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Win4Lin Virtual Desktop Server allows organizations to standardize the application environment to users regardless of desktop hardware and operating system - Windows, UNIX, or Linux can be used on the client, but a common application profile can be created and served from Linux server configurations such as blade servers, rack arrays or large multi-way machines. Win4Lin Virtual Desktop Server is very popular in the retail, education and health services industries due to its ease in supporting legacy Windows applications for industries that are looking to preserve their application investment while migrating to lower cost operating system infrastructure. The features of Win4Lin Virtual Desktop Server include: •Integrated Virtual Machine hosting of Windows XP/2000 desktop sessions on Linux servers •Centralized management and provisioning of users •"Renewable" windows - recover from any malware corrupted session by re-launching the original master copy of Windows with your individual "Documents and Settings" •Display either a single application or an entire Windows desktop. •Automatic local printing from the server to the local attached printer. •Consistent user access to personal desktop environment from home, office and other network connected locations. •Support for multiple remote display choices - Win4Lin client, Sun Ray, NoMachine, LTSP, VNC, X, and others. Win4Lin VDS serves Windows applications to network-connected users using Linux server infrastructure while providing all the advantages of consolidation and central management. Linux Servers, the fastest growing sector in the server market, are more cost effective, more secure, and more reliable than other server operating systems. Read the full press release here.
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