The K Desktop Environment (KDE) is among the most popular and long-lived open-source desktop environments for Linux and Unix users. Dating back to 1996, KDE is one of the earliest Linux desktop environments, predating the GNOME desktop environment, which got started in 1999. KDE has gone through multiple evolutions, the most recent... More >
The appliance gives remote workers secure access to public cloud deployments and resources without having unencrypted traffic cross a public IP line.
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The networking vendor is looking to third-party programmers to build applications to use with Cisco products.
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The appliance gives remote workers secure access to public cloud deployments and resources without having unencrypted traffic cross a public IP line.
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