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How to Publish a Remote Application using Windows Server RDS
Author(s): Louis Ouellet
In today’s fast-paced, remote-friendly world, businesses are increasingly relying on tools that enable seamless access to applications from anywhere. Windows Server Remote Desktop Services (RDS) is a robust solution that allows organizations to centralize application management while providing users with secure and efficient access to their work tools. With RDS, you can publish individual applications—referred to as RemoteApps—without exposing the entire desktop environment, making it a versatile choice for IT administrators and end-users alike.
In this guide, titled “How to Publish a Remote Application using Windows Server RDS”, we’ll walk you through the process of configuring RDS and publishing a RemoteApp step-by-step. Whether you’re an IT professional setting up RDS for the first time or looking to fine-tune your deployment, this article will provide the insights you need to get started. From installation to distribution and troubleshooting, you’ll learn how to make RemoteApp an integral part of your organization’s productivity toolkit. Let’s dive in!
Announcing MySQL INI Configurator - Simplifying MySQL Configuration Management
Author(s): Louis Ouellet
Today, I am thrilled to introduce my latest open-source project, MySQL INI Configurator. This lightweight yet powerful GUI tool aims to make editing MySQL’s my.ini configuration files intuitive and hassle-free. Whether you’re a database administrator or a developer, the tool ensures you can manage your configuration settings without getting lost in endless lines of code.
How to Install Remote Desktop Services on Windows Server 2022
Author(s): Louis Ouellet
Remote Desktop Services (RDS) is an essential component for organizations that need centralized desktop and application access. Installing RDS on Windows Server 2022 provides a robust and secure environment for remote work and collaboration. In this guide, we’ll walk you through the process of installing and configuring Remote Desktop Services on Windows Server 2022.
How to Join a New Server to an Existing Domain
Author(s): Louis Ouellet
Managing servers in an enterprise environment often involves joining new servers to an existing Active Directory (AD) domain. This process ensures centralized authentication and resource management. In this tutorial, we will walk through the steps to successfully join a Windows Server to an existing domain.
Adding New Features: Updates to Writr v2024-11-12
Author(s): Louis Ouellet
In this update, I'm thrilled to introduce some new features to the Writr theme, aimed at enhancing functionality and user experience. Each addition was thoughtfully crafted, and I hope these features will provide you with greater ease and enjoyment.
Reset your macOS user password
Author(s): Louis Ouellet
Forgetting your macOS user password can be frustrating, but rest assured, there’s a straightforward way to get back into your account. This guide will walk you through resetting your macOS user password using Recovery Mode.
Enhancing Tablet Responsiveness: Updates to Writr v2024-11-08
Author(s): Louis Ouellet
In our last update to Writr, we focused on optimizing the mobile experience. This time, we’re shifting our attention to enhancing the tablet experience. Here’s a breakdown of what’s new:
- Optimized Tablet Layout: We’ve redesigned the tablet layout to make better use of screen space. The sidebar is now fixed, allowing quick access to sidebar content and the site-tools menu at any time.
- Improved Reading Comfort: We’ve refined the typography and layout to enhance readability on tablets. The content area now spans the full screen width, creating a more immersive reading experience.
- Classic Left Border Reintroduced: We’ve restored the original left border to the content area, aligning with the theme’s classic design. This small detail adds a polished touch to the overall look.
- Streamlined Page Tools: We’ve reorganized the page tools, positioning them in a consistent location with the standard view for quick and easy access.
Git --- Let's talk about it
Author(s): Louis Ouellet
First off, I’ll be the first to admit: I’m no Git expert. I’m a beginner and still learning, but I wanted to write this article to share what I know so far and hopefully help others who are just starting out. I’ve really only been using Git consistently since last year, primarily as a backup solution for my projects. But I’ve come to realize that Git is far more than a simple backup tool. It’s a powerful asset for managing projects and collaborating with others.
About a year ago, I learned the basics of commits and why they’re so important. Since then, I’ve made an effort to improve my own commit messages, aiming to make each one as detailed as possible. Recently, I started exploring GitHub Workflows and Actions, discovering ways to automate aspects of my projects. So while I’m still learning, I’m excited to share what I know with you. Let’s start with the basics.