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QVD vs Ravada VDI

QVD

8.4#2 in virtual desktop infrastructure softwareFree plan
Free planAndroidiOSWebAPI
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Ravada VDI

6.2#15 in virtual desktop infrastructure softwareFree plan
Free planWebLinuxmacOSSelf-hosted
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FactQVDRavada VDI
AuthenticationQVD can use authentication plugins, and its documentation describes LDAP and Active Directory integration.The maker says SQL and LDAP authentication are supported.
Client platformsDownload materials list clients for Linux, Windows, macOS, Raspberry Pi, iOS and Android.The installation documentation describes SPICE viewer clients for Linux and Windows, and the documentation includes client setup pages for macOS.
LicenseQVD is presented as open source and the project documentation identifies the GNU General Public License.Ravada's code is licensed under AGPL.
SupportCommunity support is free and handled by GitHub community members, with response times depending on volunteer availability.The project directs users to documentation, GitHub issues, a Google group, and a public Telegram group, and says its developers are unpaid volunteers rather than a personal support hotline.
What it doesQVD is a Linux-focused virtual desktop infrastructure platform for delivering remote Linux desktops.Ravada is an open-source VDI broker that lets users connect to virtual desktops.

QVD plans

  • Community EditionFree
  • QVD Community EditionFree
  • Enterprise Edition€76 a year
  • Online Edition$76 a year
  • QVD Online Edition—
  • QVD Education EditionPriced on request

Ravada VDI plans

  • FreeFree

Pick QVD if…

Community Edition is aimed at developers and testers. Enterprise and Education editions are described for organisations needing dedicated support; the Online Edition is aimed at companies with in-house system administration expertise.

Pick Ravada VDI if…

Ravada VDI suits sysadmins deploying on-premise virtual desktops who have basic GNU/Linux administration knowledge. Users also need a browser and a SPICE-compatible remote viewer.

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