@olivierlambert my pleasure, you did great, if you do some other podcasts in English out there, link them up, I thought you had a good voice too which is critical on audio.

https://twit.tv/shows/floss-weekly/episodes/575

They had some guy on there named Oliver Lambert talking about XCP-NG... which is crazy because they have the same name as @olivierlambert

It was a great show, go check it out if you have some time on your hands everyone!

Saw this on reddit and thought for just a second "crap... what does this mean for my Xenservers" and then I thought... "Oh yeah, nothing! I run XCP-NG everywhere!" Thanks team for making that a reality!

I run a IT services organization that specializes in helping Small businesses who need real IT help but can't afford a full time IT guy. This ranges from web and email hosting, VoIP services, private file sync servers, disaster recovery planning, and network security. All of that is built on XenServer. Or was.

Then features began to disappear, and I started looking to where I was going to shift. Thankfully XCP-ng very quickly became my choice. It really is the backbone of everything I am doing, and I knew the direction Citrix was headed wouldn't work for my clients. I am looking forward to seeing where this project goes, keep up the already great work!

Saw this on reddit and thought for just a second "crap... what does this mean for my Xenservers" and then I thought... "Oh yeah, nothing! I run XCP-NG everywhere!" Thanks team for making that a reality!

@olivierlambert my pleasure, you did great, if you do some other podcasts in English out there, link them up, I thought you had a good voice too which is critical on audio.

@garethw Agreed, what I do is subscribe but not auto download FLOSS and then I read the description to see if I am in interested in the project, because there really is a very wide range of software covered by the words "open source". And when I saw XCP-NG, I got that tingly feeling

https://twit.tv/shows/floss-weekly/episodes/575

They had some guy on there named Oliver Lambert talking about XCP-NG... which is crazy because they have the same name as @olivierlambert

It was a great show, go check it out if you have some time on your hands everyone!

I run a IT services organization that specializes in helping Small businesses who need real IT help but can't afford a full time IT guy. This ranges from web and email hosting, VoIP services, private file sync servers, disaster recovery planning, and network security. All of that is built on XenServer. Or was.

Then features began to disappear, and I started looking to where I was going to shift. Thankfully XCP-ng very quickly became my choice. It really is the backbone of everything I am doing, and I knew the direction Citrix was headed wouldn't work for my clients. I am looking forward to seeing where this project goes, keep up the already great work!