Wednesday, October 21, 2009
A little something
Some months ago, we ordered a Sun
Ray 2 Virtual Client and used it with the Sun Ray Server on Solaris.
I
started to play with different configurations but quickly concluded that
the default server is too complicated to configure and to
customize for our needs.
In about 2 weeks, a new server was born : jOpenRay, written in Java. At this moment, I had no time to polish it, so we used it "as is".
Last week, we released a new software (NegoNG), so I took 2 days to polish the software and to make a video of its capabilities (available on youtube).
Today, We open www.jOpenRay.org.
To be continued...
Edited on: Wednesday, October 21, 2009 1:21 AM
Categories: Java, Thin Client
Tuesday, March 17, 2009
Playing with Sun Ray 2
We just bought a Sun Ray 2 Virtual Client and start playing with this silent device. It's not yet clear for us what JDS, UTTSC, VDA, VDM and kiosk mean but the Sun Ray Server is up and running on our Solaris 10 server.
The device can be seen as "a terminal using a VNC-like protocol, with sound, USB and a card reader".
I think we will buy a new one soon and release a litlle something (as innovative as jOpenDocument was).
Edited on: Wednesday, March 18, 2009 12:05 AM
Categories: Hardware, Thin Client