Release Notes
Table Of Contents
- Dell Wyse ThinLinux Version 2.2 Operating System and Add-ons Release Notes
- Contents
- Overview
- Version matrix
- Thinlinux version 2.2.1.04
- Thinlinux version 2.2.1.03
- ThinLinux version 2.2.1.01
- ThinLinux version 2.2.1.00
- ThinLinux version 2.2.0.01
- ThinLinux version 2.2.0.00
- ThinLinux security update for JavaFX libraries and Point-to-Point Protocol Daemon
- Citrix Workspace app 1912 add-on
- VMware Horizon View Client version 5.1 add-on
- VMware Horizon View Client version 5.0 add-on
- Installing add-ons
- Resources and support
- Contacting Dell
Table 39. Suspend mode parameter
INI parameter Description
SuspendSystem=<value> This parameter enables you to enter the time in seconds to suspend the thin client after the
specified idle time. Default selection is 15 minutes.
NOTE: Suspend mode is supported only on Wyse 5070 thin client.
Bluetooth functionality
ThinLinux 2.2 supports Bluetooth version 5.0. Administrator can enable or disable the Bluetooth function using the GUI
option in the Peripherals settings, or through INI parameters. Normal user (thinuser) cannot enable or disable the Bluetooth
functionality.
NOTE: When a normal user (thinuser) attempts to enable or disable Bluetooth, the following warning message is displayed:
Please contact Administrator.
The following devices are supported by Bluetooth:
● Keyboard
● Mouse
● Headset
NOTE: Bluetooth printers are not supported.
INI parameter
Table 40. Bluetooth parameter
INI parameter Description
DisableBluetooth={yes, no} This parameter allows you to enable or disable the Bluetooth function on your thin client.
Default selection is yes.
System Performance Improvement
In ThinLinux 2.2, the system performance during bootup is improved.
Web browser updates
● Google Chrome is upgrade to the latest version 72.0.3626.81-1.
● Mozilla Firefox Extended Support Release (ESR) is upgraded to the latest version ESR-60.4.0.
Multidisplay support on Wyse 5070 Extended thin client
ThinLinux 2.2 supports up to six displays.
Salient features:
● By default, the Display Settings UI is available in both user mode and admin mode. Any changes to display preferences that
are made through this UI is saved for the user.
● You must select the layout for The Display Settings UI has an option to select the layout. The available layout options are
Horizontal (1 x 6), Vertical (6 x 1), 2 Screens per column (2 x 3), and 3 Screens per column (3 x 2).
● A minimum of four monitors are required for 2 Screens per column.
● A minimum of six monitors are required for 3 Screens per column.
● VMware protocol supports only four monitors.
● Daisy chain configuration is not supported on ThinLinux 2.2.
NOTE: Rotation and Mirror screens options are not available for quad display.
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