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Sun VDI 3.1 Architecture and New Features

A couple of slides to show the architecture and new features of Sun VDI 3.1:

Sun VDI 3.1

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// republished by Tanweer Ahmad

Sun & VMware Desktop Training

Susan, Chris, and I talked yesterday about a joined VDI solution of VMware and Sun Ray technology. Here are the slides:

Comments:

leider wird das Training geladen und geladen, man sieht nur nichts weder auf Safari noch auf Firefox

Posted by 192.9.112.196 on February 11, 2009 at 04:01 PM CET #

Hmm - that must have been a temporary outage on slideshare. Let me know if it still does not work for you.

Posted by mprove on February 22, 2009 at 11:43 PM CET #

Sun Ray Connector for VMware VDM slides

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Bill Verplank sketches metaphors

That was quite a remarkable evening, Bill Verplank presenting at BayCHI on Sketching Metaphors. First of all his presentation style. He had an overhead camera connected to the projector in a way that the audience could follow all his actions on the desktop. This gave him the flexibility to simply point to images in a book, show his note cards, or develop (and explain on the way) something entirely from scratch. For example on the image above Bill describes the origin of the window scrollbar and the dead metaphor of an elevator for the thumb control in the bar to the right [metaphors in italics ;-) ]

In a closing section he provided an enlightening diagram on various computer paradigms.

The computer as a tool you can use, the computer as media for information sharing and communicating with each other, and the computer as an intelligent person to interact with. If you go a step further the tools become vehicles, media becomes fashion (take Apple's iPod as an fashion statement for example), and person becomes life – and ecosystem of self organizing systems.

Thank you Bill, for this framework of computer paradigms.

>> The entire photostream can be found at flickr.

Interaction Design Sketchbook by Bill Verplank

A duel at reboot9

I am happy to present at reboot9 this year. I'll talk about a duel between desktop- and web-computing.

Abstract. Today the user of personal computers is facing several inconsistencies which originate from an unresolved situation between two competing interaction models. The WIMP desktop model was developed nearly 30 years ago at Xerox Parc and Apple Computer. The web model became popular in the mid 1990s and has profoundly changed business and the perception of social relationships. Contradictions between these two models have a severe negative impact on human-computer interaction.

The presentation will be based on a similar talk I gave at MEDICHI a month ago.

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