when you use Linux, Mac, or Windows, you eventually have to either trash your old system and install a new one, or perform an upgrade that is never very safe or stable. With Ulteo, it's different. Ulteo maintains a core system plus core applications which can be seen as a whole system.
Ulteo uses a system called Yuch "to mount the whole system as a loop from a read-only SquashFS image and other layers. Read-only layers and the Read-write system layer are put together using UnionFS [and] a daemon called UGD (Ulteo General Daemon) is always connecting to Ulteo servers to see if a newer, more up to date system is available."
I'll try to keep control as long as possible or as long as needed, and won't trust any more people who want to tell me what I should do and how I should do it.
J'ai la flemme de traduire mais je pense que c'est à suivre.
# Interview de Gaël Duval
Posté par finss (site web personnel) . En réponse au journal Ulteo. Évalué à 3.
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when you use Linux, Mac, or Windows, you eventually have to either trash your old system and install a new one, or perform an upgrade that is never very safe or stable. With Ulteo, it's different. Ulteo maintains a core system plus core applications which can be seen as a whole system.
Ulteo uses a system called Yuch "to mount the whole system as a loop from a read-only SquashFS image and other layers. Read-only layers and the Read-write system layer are put together using UnionFS [and] a daemon called UGD (Ulteo General Daemon) is always connecting to Ulteo servers to see if a newer, more up to date system is available."
I'll try to keep control as long as possible or as long as needed, and won't trust any more people who want to tell me what I should do and how I should do it.
J'ai la flemme de traduire mais je pense que c'est à suivre.
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