Neoware Extends Linux Thin Client Leadership

By DE Editors

Neoware, Inc. (King of Prussia, PA) has announced NeoLinux 4.0, its next-generation embedded open-source operating system.

The latest version is said to enhance security and deliver easier, more flexible integration while incorporating improved support for wireless and peripherals. NeoLinux 4.0 provides IT professionals with a robust, best-in-class thin client operating system. Featuring an optional, easy-to-use PC-style user interface, NeoLinux 4.0 is designed to be accessible, simplifying end-user training needs and encouraging the broader adoption of Linux-based thin clients within an organization.

NeoLinux 4.0 made its debut last week at the LinuxWorld Open Solutions Summit in New York New features and capabilities include:

The latest 2.6 Linux kernel for broader, more robust support and integration for USB and serial peripherals, with the ability to execute scripts and update software from a USB memory stick, enhanced security features, and PC smart card support; greater security with a new file structure that improves security and increases integration flexibility (it includes built-in Citrix ICA 9 and support for Citrix Access Gateway); a customizable desktop with optional PC-style interface; a new system library for greater compatibility with popular Linux development platforms such as Red     Hat, SUSE, Fedora, Debian, etc.; cost-effective protocol support via No Machine's NX Client; and a native Firefox web browser, as well as native Java 2, Macromedia Flash Player, and Adobe Acrobat Reader.

NeoLinux 4.0 will be generally available in late March. More details are available at neoware.com.
 
Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company's website.