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:Introducing Ulteo: Your Virtual Linux Desktop
Introducing Ulteo: Your Virtual Linux Desktop
Dec 22, 2008, 04 :01 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (3926 reads)

"Not only that, but everything about the Ulteo site is slightly confusing. It's very difficult to understand what Ulteo is and what it might do, thanks to some rather vague statements and the use of some very stylised 'lifestyle' illustrations. But Ulteo is actually four distinct technologies.

"You'll see a reference to the 'Ulteo Online Desktop' and the 'Ulteo Application System' on the main page, and behind the scenes you can also download two further tools called the 'Ulteo Virtual Desktop' and the 'Windows Document Synchroniser'. Each of these use Linux to a greater or lesser extent, but not in the way you might imagine."

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