Started using Xen on top of debian around 2004, virtualization was always something that interested me due to the fact that you can dramaticly increase density and better maximise use of your hardware.
In 2010 I was hired to insource a smaller infrastructure and to ease management and use something more "enterprise"-like we started using XenServer.
@blafuente said in XenApp or similar on XCP-ng?:
@nikade Great! Hope it meets your expectations and needs. If you need any help we'll be more than happy to help you out
I havent gotten my free serial yet so I havent been able to test it out, but it looks pretty neat in the videos.
@blafuente said in XenApp or similar on XCP-ng?:
Hi,
Yes, you can use UDS Enterprise for Windows (with RDS) and Linux (with X2Go) virtual applications on XCP-ng. There's a Free version for 10 users lifetime. You can request it here: https://www.udsenterprise.com/en/downloads/
I just submitted for a free version to check this out, looks promising on the webpage.
@LonnieTC Yes they are closed source. I think you can sign up for a trial-period on XenApp and XenDesktop. Atleast you could a couple of years ago.
To answer @Pechkin000 original question: If you build yourself from the sources you get the LATEST. The appliance is build from the exact same sources, but is then tested for a while before it is realeased.
At work we're using the appliance, at home I am using "from sources" and to be honest I havent had any issues with my "from sources"-version.
All tho, if you are running an enterprise-shop you should really really know what you are doing if you decide to go with the "from sources"-version since this is pretty much untested.
I dont understand why @mropen is being so dramatic - Did you have any issues with the "from sources"-version?
