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X2Engine Introduces X2 Virtual Private Server Edition Cloud Based Customer Relationship Management Application

X2CRM VPS

Santa Cruz, CA (PRWEB) October 16, 2012

X2Engine today announced the introduction of X2CRM Virtual Private Server Edition, a next generation software as a service sales management application and hosting platform. X2VPS is a specialized virtual private server that combines the power of a fully managed server with the ease of use of a cloud based CRM system.

In addition to X2CRM 2.0’s sales force management capabilities, X2VPS gives system administrators full control of virtual CentOS or Ubuntu powered cloud server. Designed for speed and flexibility, X2VPS incorporates a purpose built, compact design eliminating the black box, hotel style hosting approaches used by older monolithic CRM systems, and thus gives system administrators the power of a modern virtual server without the cost of hardware and a datacenter.

“With X2VPS, CRM systems administrators have complete control of their virtual private servers running open standards based server operating systems,” said John Roberts, founder of X2Engine. “Why lock yourself into monolithic, hotel style CRM hosting platforms that were invented decades ago, when you can have the power and control of your very own virtual private server and for at a fraction of the cost.”

X2CRM Virtual Private Server Key Features:

X2CRM 2.0 – Customer Relationship Management

Virtualmin Server Admin Control Panel

Shell/SSH Access

FTP Accounts

Apache / PHP

MySQL Databases

Daily, Weekly Remote Backups

Subdomains

AWStats Server Statistics Tool

Monthly Billing

About X2EngineCRM

X2Engine Inc., of Santa Cruz, California, was founded in 2011 by John Roberts, a SugarCRM co-founder and Customer Relationship Management software entrepreneur. The company provides software and cloud hosting services for X2EngineCRM, a next generation open source, sales management system. X2EngineCRM has been installed on over 2,000 unique public and private cloud servers across 115 countries.    

For a live demonstration, a detailed feature list and screenshot and video library please visit http://www.x2engine.com. X2Engine CRM takes advantage of the latest open source software including Apache, PHP, MySQL and Linux (LAMP).

For more information, visit http://www.x2engine.com or email haley (at) x2engine (dot) com.

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Horde Groupware Webmail Edition is an enterprise
ready browser-based communication suite. Users can
read, send, and organize email messages and manage
and share calendars, contacts, tasks, and notes
with the standards compliant components from the
Horde Project. It bundles the separately available
applications IMP, Ingo, Kronolith, Turba, Nag, and
Mnemo. It can be extended with any of the released
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still in development, like a file manager, a
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Release Notes: Improved ActiveSync compatibility. Improved Kolab compatibility. Re-adds apply mail filters action to dynamic view. Fixes top menu updating bugs. Fixes saving a message to the draft mailbox when a session expires. Fixes NOT criteria for custom email header searches. Fixes losing data when refreshing the compose screen. Fixes verifying enveloped signed and encrypted S/MIME messages. Fixes changing permissions for shared filter rulesets. Fixes moving events between calendars. Fixes notes import. An updated Basque translation. Small bugfixes and improvements.

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Installing Ubuntu on a netbook is different from installing it on a typical laptop or a desktop. This chapter outlines how to create a bootable USB flash drive to help us get the Ubuntu Netbook Edition installed.

Installing on a Netbook
Using the Launcher
Window Listing
Maximized Windows
Switching Back to the Regular Ubuntu Desktop
Applications to Make Your Netbook Better
Other Changes from the Desktop Edition
Summary

Netbooks are small computers, designed for portability and long battery life, that have recently become quite popular. As this has happened, it is logical that many people want to run Ubuntu on them. There are already netbooks on the market that ship with Ubuntu preinstalled, like the Dell Mini 9 and the HP Mini 1000. Most come with other variants of Linux or with Windows. Due to their small screen, netbooks require a custom interface, like the netbook launcher that Canonical has been working on for over two years. Along with some custom software, installing Ubuntu on a netbook is different from installing it on a typical laptop or a desktop. For one thing, most netbooks don’t come with internal CD or DVD readers. We outline how to create a bootable USB flash drive to help us get the Ubuntu Netbook Edition (formerly Ubuntu Netbook Remix) installed.

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Installing on a NetbookAs with any other flavor of Ubuntu, you need to download the specific image for the Ubuntu Netbook Edition. However, because many netbooks lack a CD drive, you will need to take the downloaded .iso image and copy it to a USB key. Thankfully, there is a special tool in Ubuntu for that. We outline how to begin the process using another computer that is running Ubuntu, but the task can also be done from a computer running a recent version of Windows, Mac OS X, or other modern operating systems.
The Netbook Edition is now officially supported, so it can be downloaded from the same location as the other editions of Ubuntu at http://releases.ubuntu.com. After you have downloaded the ISO, you need to copy it to a USB flash drive. The Create Startup Disk utility in System > Administration is designed to copy an Ubuntu ISO to a USB key.

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NOTE
Prior versions of the Netbook Edition were called the Netbook Remix and were distributed as .img files rather than .iso files as they are now.

WARNING
This process will delete anything on the USB flash drive, so make certain you copy any files you need to keep to a safe location before starting this process.

At the top of the screen is the box showing the source CD or ISO. Click the Other button and select the Netbook .iso file. After it has been added, make certain you select the .iso file you have just added.

The bottom box shows the list of USB keys currently connected to your computer. To prevent accidental data loss, make certain you disconnect any other USB drives from your computer.

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Finally, at the bottom is a slider for persistent storage on the USB key. Unless you need the space on the USB key for something else, simply choose the maximum amount by sliding the slider all the way to the right.

After you create the USB key, you need to restart your computer and instruct it to boot from the USB flash drive. This requires either (1) changing a setting in your BIOS to change the boot order to prefer booting from USB before all other methods or (2) holding down a key at startup to choose the device to boot from. Consult your computer’s manual to learn how to do this.

Much like a live CD, netbook will work in the same manner as a typical laptop or desktop computer. However, because USB flash drives may be written to as well as read, you can install new packages and download files, and they won’t be lost when rebooting.

Once you are ready to install Ubuntu on your netbook, either choose the Install Ubuntu menu option that appears when first booting or launch the installer, called Ubiquity, by pressing Alt+F2, typing ubiquity, and pressing enter. When the installation is complete, you can reboot (removing the USB flash drive while the computer is powered off), and you should find your netbook now runs the Ubuntu Netbook Edition. Congratulations!

Ubuntu Server Edition for the enterprise

May 6, 2011 | Posted by admin

In this white paper, we’ll take a look at how Ubuntu’s unique dual-release cycle can bring the best innovations from the open-source world to your test and development machines. We’ll also examine the rigorous testing and quality assurance that goes into ensuring a robust, stable and flexible platform for your production environments.

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