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I just got my SA850 and it's right next to my Dell U2711. I'm definitely not impressed with the brightness or the quality of the whites on this monitor. Going to use it for another day or two and then ship it back to Buy.com.
Very cool.. XenServer is pretty easy to manage, but you just need to get comfortable with it. The big decision with the introduction of XenDesktop5 is the option of utilizing MCS (Machine Creation Services) or PVS (Provisioning Services) to deploy your virtual desktops. MCS is more heavily...
Yeah, by far most XenDesktop deployments are done with VMware the backend, especially for the infrastructure components. The reason for this is customers are very comfortable managing a VMware environment. Many customers are beginning to use XenServer to host the actual Windows 7/XP VMs though...
Hey farscapesg1,
Feel free to post any XenDesktop/Citrix questions here or PM me. I'm a consultant at Citrix and have done lots of XD deployments. To start off, I would check out some of our reference architectures...
Just ordered one off Buy.com! Let's see if it really ships out.. Says 45 day return policy, so if it sucks, should be able to return it.
Update:
My CC company denied the charge for some reason and now Buy is out of stock.. ERRR
Citrix XenApp works great for delivering Microsoft Office to tons of devices running different OS's (Linux, iOS, Android etc). The protocol it uses, ICA, requires much less bandwidth than RDP.
Most people wouldn't consider it for a non-enterprise environments since it requires a backed...
The Linux software raid was fairly easy to manage, but I wanted to use a hardware raid card to get faster rebuild times in case a drive died. md atleast was able to be managed somewhat via the web-based GUI in webmin, unlike the PERC card which I manage via command line. There is some DELL OMSA...
Here's my new file server. It's running Debian Linux 5.0.3.
Case: Ultra M923 ATX Black
Enclosure: ICY DOCK MB455SPF-B 5 in 3 SATA I & II Hot-Swap Internal Backplane
Motherboard: Asus P5K Premium
CPU: Intel Q6600
Controller Cards: Dell Perc 5/i (Running Raid5)
Optical Drives: None
Hard Drives: 8...
Just got my 2nd replacement 2407 from Dell and it still there are dead pixels! It's almost my second week with the LCD so I will probably just return it and start the process all over again.
I got my 2407 last week and I'm very happy with it except for the red stuck pixel on the right corner. I'm having a hell of a time contacting Dell support to do an exchange. Since LCDs don't have service tags I don't seem to be able to use their online chat to talk with someone. I might just end...
I'm also interested if anyone else here uses the LCD arm. While I was looking for LCD arms, I came across this image that I believe shows the mount you linked to:
http://static.flickr.com/117/310189938_570788c2d5.jpg
I just recently bought the Samsung LN-S4095D. For the price (I got it for $1800 w/ tax) it's probably the best 1080p LCD for the price.
This Samsung model along with their cheaper 720p sets use 10-bit panels which put out 12.8 billion colors, a huge increase from most LCD panels that are...