I love the new SSH links in the console windows. Would it be possible to have an RDP link generated for Windows machines? I don't know if there is a way to detect if RDP is enabled, but a fat client link would definitely be helpful. Especially when working on a tablet (which the SSH links make immeasurably better now)
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Feature request - RDP Link in Console window
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Broadcom VMWare purchase
So, Broadcom bought VMWare.
It also looks like they're sparing no time showing their cards on how this is going to play out:
https://www.theregister.com/2022/05/27/broadcom_vmware_subscriptions/My wonder is if this is going to drive companies (especially smaller shops) to re-evaluate and look to XCP or Hyper-V (I'm leaving Citrix out, because they have their own ownership woes to contend with).
Is Vates/XCP as an org ready for a (potential) influx of customers and the level of support they look for?
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RE: Centos 8 is EOL in 2021, what will xcp-ng do?
It still moves it ahead of RHEL where as CentOS typically trailed (briefly). I'm not sure what to make of ANOTHER dev branch considering I thought that was the niche Fedora fit in.
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CentOS Stream Impact on Dom0
Found the other thread. Disregard this post.
https://xcp-ng.org/forum/topic/3925/centos-8-is-eol-in-2021-what-will-xcp-ng-do
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RE: Feature request - RDP Link in Console window
a plain rpd://ip-address seems to work fine in Mac OS and iOS but more information may be needed on windows clients not sure if the uris work on all systems the same.
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Looks like windows doesn't support URI to RDP but Microsoft makes it work for basically every other OS. I still think its a worthwhile feature even if it is slightly less functional because Microsoft is weird. -
Feature request - RDP Link in Console window
I love the new SSH links in the console windows. Would it be possible to have an RDP link generated for Windows machines? I don't know if there is a way to detect if RDP is enabled, but a fat client link would definitely be helpful. Especially when working on a tablet (which the SSH links make immeasurably better now)
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Instructions on creating an Ubuntu cloud init template
I've seen the instructions on how to create a cloud init template with CentOS. I am attempting to make a template for Ubuntu 18.04 and want to make sure I am doing things correctly.
The CentOS instructions say to create a single partition. Is that also the recommendation with Ubuntu or should I go with the default LVM creation?
Is the only package needed from apt cloud-init?
Thanks