Dit is de laatste VMware View Linux Client for View vresie 3.1, Pk het bestand uit. Plaats de volgende directory’s in / root van je linux, vervolges moet je nog wel de xfreerdp installeren het beste is de laatste versie 1.2beta. Als dit klaar is zelf nog een applicatie object aan maken, of als je de geïnstalleerd View 2.2 had, kun je die gebruiken. Als het goed is moet nu onder linux VMware View client 3.1 for linux draaien.
Versie 3.15 van de Linux Kernel is vrijgegeven. De kernel is het hart van het besturingssysteem en zit, simpel gezegd, als laag tussen de hardware en de applicaties in. Nieuw in versie 3.15 is onder meer dat systemen uitgerust met een harde schijf sneller beschikbaar zijn vanuit een slaapstand en dat 64bit-kernels nu kunnen starten vanaf een 32bit-efi. Meer informatie over de verbeteringen in deze release is te vinden bij Kernel newbies enPhoronix.
Prominent features in Linux 3.15
- Faster resume from power suspend in systems with hard disks
- Improved working set size detection
- EFI 64 bit kernels can be booted from 32 bit firmware
- New file locking scheme: file private locks
- Faster erasing and zeroing of parts of a file
- File cross-renaming support
- zram: LZ4 compression support, improved performance
- Intel AVX-512 vector instructions support
- FUSE: improved write performance
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The dark night of waiting is finally over. Because here it is. The stable release of XBMC 13.0 Gotham edition. It has been months of hard work, improvements and testing since the 12.x releases. There have been around 530 commits (chunks of code change) done by 51 developers during this time. Also a large group of translators who aided in making the user interface available in your local language. So we would like to thank every one, inside and outside of Team XBMC for their hard work and effort to make this possible. Not to forget all users who have been using the monthly and nightly builds, helping us test this upcoming release, and all third-party software libraries we use.
The past year we have kept you informed with our monthly blog posts of all the exciting new features added to this final release. Now, let’s review a few of those features we’re particularly excited about.
De ontwikkeling van XBMC Media Center versie 13.0 is bij de vierde bètarelease aangeland. Deze crossplatform-mediacentersoftware wordt ontwikkeld voor Windows, OS X, Linux, Android, iOS, AppleTV en de Raspberry Pi. Versie 13.0, die codenaam Gotham heeft gekregen, bevat een groot aantal veranderingen. Zo is er onder meer hardware-decoding in Android en ondersteuning voor 3d-materiaal, en zijn er flinke verbeteringen aan de audio-engine doorgevoerd. Ondersteuning voor Windows XP is komen te vervallen. De release notes voor bèta 4 zien er als volgt uit:
XBMC 13.0 Gotham – Beta 4
With Beta 4 we are only looking at bug fixing rather than features. Further down we will list several of the more important fixes that have been added since last beta. Hopefully Beta 4 will be the last one, before we will enter Release Candidate stage. This means final release is nearing.
For a full run down of the major features of XBMC 13, as well as a review of the hazards of switching to XBMC 13, see our Beta 1 post. The list of all Gotham related news can be found here listing all past blog posts.
Fixes
- Fix unwanted volume restore on Airplay volume
- Fix occasional crashing on GUI language changing
- Don’t drain Wii battery by disabling motion sensing
- Fix various problems when using NFS as media source
- Restore the music background playback ability for iOS
- Improved support for Amazon Fire-TV
- Fix various playback issues on Android
- Fix double application of 16-235 correction on DXVA-HD.
- Other fixes
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By Narasimha Krishnakumar, Product Management, End-User Computing, VMware
On behalf of everyone in the End-User-Computing (EUC) team at VMware, I’m proud to bring to you an exciting product announcement from EUC, just in time for the other Virtual-SAN-related announcements from VMware!
Today, VMware announced the General Availability (GA) of VMware Virtual SAN 5.5 and I’d like to take a moment to also introduce Horizon View 5.3.1. With this release, we are continuing the tradition of rapidly introducing innovations to market. And, now, the details:
Using Horizon View 5.3.1 with Virtual SAN 5.5 is a simple three-step process:
1. Set up a cluster of vSphere 5.5U1 nodes (minimum 3) with at-least one SSD and one hard disk in each of the nodes. It is best to use the same number of drives on each ESXi node and keep the environment homogeneous.
2. Enable Virtual SAN using the vSphere Web Client interface as shown in Figure 2. Select Turn ON Virtual SAN.
Figure 2: vSphere Web Client Interface Showing Cluster Settings
3. Create a Horizon View desktop pool using the standard workflow. When presented with the option to select a datastore for virtual machines, select the datastore with type vsan as shown in Figure 3.
Figure 3: Selecting a Virtual SAN Datastore
After these steps are performed, Horizon View 5.3.1 will start using the vsanDatastore to store the VMDKs of the virtual desktops, delivering an ultra-low desktop TCO and great end-user experience.
For more details on deploying and using Virtual SAN 5.5 with Horizon View 5.3.1, refer to the Knowledge Base article Horizon View 5.3.1 on VMware Virtual SAN – Quick Start Guide.
For the latest performance results on Horizon View 5.3.1 with VMware Virtual SAN, see VDI Performance Benchmarking on VMware Virtual SAN 5.5.
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