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Virtual desktops help to save energy at schools and other organizations. Raydesk is an open-source based solution that helps to integrate diverse operating system environments on one desktop.
Raydesk, a virtual desktop solution based on open source components, has been selected by universities and other public organizations (in the Czech Republic) to power energy saving thin-client infrastructures. Raydesk is capable of integrating apps from many different operating systems (including Linux, Solaris, QNX, Windows, and others) on one user workspace. The recently released new version, Raydesk 3.0, further simplifies deployment and administration in academic environments, while bringing a number of new features for end-users.
I went to this "article" (read the Story Type when I hit the back button) expecting to read how universities are implementing virtual desktops, something that I'm very interested in. Instead I find an advertisement (OK, call it a Press Release if you'd like) for a product without one mention of a university. A tad misleading isn't it? If a company wants to announce a new version of a product, cool, by all means, but please don't do a bait and switch on us.
Sorry, there's been a little mix-up. The links to the articles about the unis are in the body of the lxer story. And we've now added these links along with some other info to the article about the new version.
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