Citrix for Linux?
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| Sander_Marechal Mar 03, 2008 6:16 AM EST |
Some choice quotes from page two of this article:Quoting:Cowie identified four key infrastructure areas: communications, network core, delivery, infrastructure and systems. Four key vendors were identified to supply these components: Telstra for communications, Novell for the network core, Citrix Systems for delivery, and IBM for infrastructure. Quoting:Citrix Systems, for one, was informed that it would have to work in its Windows-based product with the Linux-based Novell product portfolio. Quoting:The switch was flipped on Global One on 1 July this year, on budget and six months earlier than initially expected. Since then, the company has enjoyed a robust infrastructure that has centralised user authentication and desktop delivery, using Citrix Presentation Server to give employees access to their own desktops no matter where they travel. Quoting:Within a year, Cowie believes the company's entire network core will be running under Linux, as alternatives to the few Windows-only servers are steadily identified and implemented. Does that mean Citrix can now finally serve Linux applications to Linux desktops? |
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