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'Go Green' with the Linux Desktop Multiplier
(Current Release 3.1.17, March 7, 2007 Change Log)
About Multi-station Linux
The Linux Desktop Multiplier, powered by Userful, allows up to 10 thick-client user stations to connect to a single SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop computer. User stations consist of only a monitor, USB keyboard, mouse and other peripheral devices (e.g., memory key, USB audio headset).
Multi-station Linux desktops deliver the fastest, easiest and least expensive way to deploy new desktops (or thin clients) in computer labs, classrooms, call centers, retail stores and Internet cafés. By effectively eliminating up to 9 out of every 10 physical PCs, organisations can reduce their desktop hardware, maintenance, infrastructure and electricity costs by 60 to 80%.
If you are looking to maximise your fixed desktop budget or re-purpose Windows desktops, contact us now at +1.780.423.4200 or via email.
Resources
Linux Desktop Success Stories
Click on the logos below to see how Novell customers are using the Multiplied SLED 10 strategy to maximize their fixed desktop budgets:
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Featured Highlights
- Turn 1 PC into 10 full-featured user stations.
- "Green" alternative to stand-alone desktops and thin clients in terms of CO2 emissions and less digital waste
- Dramatically reduce costs of desktop hardware, management, maintenance and network infrastructure
- Leverage existing investment in GroupWise, Messenger, iFolder and network file servers.
- Linux single sign-on with Novell Client for Linux
- Compelling value proposition for K-12 schools and universities looking to re-purpose Windows desktops, migrate to Open Office or leverage Linux education software.
- Best way to reduce costs of deploying
thin clients (Citrix, LTSP, Terminal Services).
- Individual USB audio and memory key support.
- Supports 3M MicroTouch and Elo touchscreens for Linux point-of-sale terminals.
- Certified hardware bundle available.
Strategic Partners
- Omni is pleased to be Userful's Exclusive Partner worldwide for Desktop Multiplier deployments on SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop and openSUSE from Novell.
- Omni partnered with R Cubed Technologies to deliver a Certified Hardware Bundle.
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