Workstation : A Linux desktop of your own, inside the platform.
Press one button and a desktop arrives in your browser, already signed in, where you left it: a browser, an office suite and your files. Its password is one nobody ever knew.
What it does
Workstation, point by point.
Yours, and it stays
Each person has their own account and their own files. Close the tab; open it tomorrow from another machine; it is as you left it.
Nothing to install
The desktop is drawn in the platform's own session viewer. A browser is all the person needs.
A password nobody knew
The Vault makes the account and rotates its password. Signing in is the platform's job, not the person's.
In English or Persian
The desktop speaks the person's language.
Rules set once
Administrators decide the session rules for every workstation: copy out, paste in, how long a session may last.
Getting started
Three steps in.
- Open Workstation from the rail.
- Press Open my workstation.
- Work. Close it when you are done - nothing is lost.
Questions
What people ask about Workstation.
Can someone else open my workstation?
No. A workstation is its person's. It is not listed among the systems people share.
What does it look like?
A familiar desktop: a taskbar with a start menu, windows that snap to the edges, a browser, an office suite and a file manager.
Works with