Jesse Wright, Citrix, published another article about XenClient Best Practices. Citrix’s vision is to empower people to work from anywhere, on any device. For example, a mobile executive might use XenDesktop while at the office and XenClient while on the road. Citrix ShareFile ensures that whatever device a user is on, all their documents will always be there with them.
Jesse Wright, Citrix, published an article about XenClient best practices related to customizing the user interface. XenClient has several VM icons to choose from. Here a simple procedure to customize the user interface : 1.1 If ssh is not already enabled, enable it. 1.2 Open a terminal Window by pressing ctrl-shift-t while on the Receiver for XenClient screen. 1.3 Run
Citrix has announced XenClient 2.1 at Citrix Synergy™ conference . This update includes a number of new product enhancements such as simplified Windows image management via dynamic layering for an easier, more reliable, and more cost effective way of managing updates, localization of XenClient for a more engaging and intuitive international experience, and an extension of the extreme security, isolation,
Citrix has just released Service Pack 1 (SP1) for XenClient™, which includes over a hundred updates to the client hypervisor and the Synchronizer for XenClient. It offers user experience enhancements, expanded device compatibility, product fixes and other enhancements. Download XenClient now. Some of the things you’ll see in SP1 include Lenovo T510 and Panasonic Toughbook 52 added to the HCL
Citrix announced general availability of XenClient 1.0 and the Synchronizer for XenClient 1.0 as part of XenDesktop 4 Feature Pack 2. XenClient has been more than a year and a half in the making with countless late nights and weekends dedicated to creating this ground breaking bare metal client hypervisor. As a new addition to XenDesktop, XenClient enables virtual desktops
Yesterday, Citrix made XenClient generally available and continued to make it more feature rich and compatible with more and more laptop devices. That means Citrix also concluded his early release program – results in tens of thousands of downloads and great feedback from customers. For those of you who still have not tried XenClient, it is really simple to do.
Citrix has realesed XenClient after a long period of beta testing. Here you can find more information about it: http://www.citrix.com/English/ps2/products/product.asp?contentID=2300325 XenClient is a high-performance, bare-metal hypervisor that enables users to run multiple instances of an operating system simultaneously, side by side, and in complete isolation. XenClient uses the same core technology as Citrix® XenServer®—a proven technology widely acknowledged as the
