Which type of VMware View Desktop do you prefer?

Published 12/07/2012 | By admin

I’m researching some material and need to understand what is the prefered desktop pool users use from a VMware View environment. Please vote for which you use:

[polldaddy poll=6384437]

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July 19th London VMUG

Published 27/06/2012 | By admin

July 19th London VMUG registration page is now open. I’m may actually miss this because of there is a good chance that I will be doing something new and exciting. I’ll be gutted if I miss it because VMware plan an NDA roadmap session which should be very interesting. Also my chumps over at Whiptail are sponsoring and have a session I’d like to attend.

Other sessions include:

Fusion-IO Presentation

Whiptail Presentation

EMC Labs Throughout the Day

Lee Dilworth – VMware Availability Update: vSphere Replication, Stretched Clusters and BCDR

Darren Woollard and Gregg Robertson – vSphere Nerdknobs

Chris Evans – The Storage Architect’s View

Chris Gale – Fusion-IO More Desktops. More Virtual Machines. More Data-Intensive Applications. Faster. Cheaper. Simpler.

Matt Northam and Simon Hansford – Government Can Run vCloud, How Skyscape Did It

Martyn Storey – VMware NDA Roadmap Session

PLEASE NOTE: Entrance to the NDA session is strictly dependent upon the following criteria: Signed, personal NDA; Photo ID and proof of where you work; not working for a vendor, partner, or competitor

Anywayz get yourself register >HERE<

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VMUG Session Source Code

Published 18/05/2012 | By admin

Today I delivered 2 sessions on how to write VMware Apps for novice programmers. I used an example app to demo in my session. I promised to upload the source code so people could see how I developed the application. Please download from here > vDisk Waste Finder (Source Code) (4094 downloads ) < and please let me know if develop your own ideas.

I’d love it if a community of VMware Free Tools formed… If you are interested in forming a vTools Community let me know.

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