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I have to agree with this. It has been a real pleasure to use. I have managed about 50 workspaces... but there has been some annoying things: - inability t
by Daviey 10y ago
I have to agree with this. It has been a real pleasure to use. I have managed about 50 workspaces... but there has been some annoying things:
- inability to modify workspace t-shirt size
- workspace features using AWS services but mostly hidden
- lack of ability to re-brand the client (i did rewrap the installer with custom artwork but breaks on upgrades).
- Linux client... still waiting. (but can run under wine)
- not easy to use 2fa support
- not easy to set default printer.. they are non-static
- reboots are slow
- no ability to declare exit IP location... UK people don't want to appear in Ireland (bad for google.com and credit card payments).. have to spin up a standalone proxy using a different provider (thanks digital ocean).
- BYOL is great.. but inbuilt support for office365 would be better.
- No Amazon Elastic File System yet in Ireland.. so have to run a separate fileserver for network drive.
- Not been able to get vnc as a service working.. and can't use the windows UAC without it.
- No ability to use custom templates on user provisioning emails.
- Can't use human interaction device, such as dictate pedals for secretaries.
- .. and some more.. these are the top of my head.
- sbierwagen 10y agoinability to modify workspace t-shirt size What?
- adrianpike 10y agoI _think_ it's a small/medium/large reference, but it's definitely an unconventional way to put it.
- RyJones 10y agoyes, common estimating method. My group at Lab 126 used it. you're correct his usage is uncommon
- Daviey 10y agoSorry, I've seen it used in a few environments now... felt like it was common nomenclature. Googling around seems to confirm.
- RyJones 10y agoI don't think you need to apologize. the nomenclature is common, but the usage was new to me. I like neologisms so I'm filing the numbers off your usage and stealing it :)