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So this blogpost is all about our networking and our built-in firewall. This is intended as a primer for geeks like me who like nitty-gritty […]

One of the most common questions that come up around Droplet containers on Google Chromebooks is the hardware specification. Whilst that is important and significant […]

There many, many ways to get data in and out of the Droplet container – my own personal favorite is just to use my NAS-based […]

One of the common questions that come is what options exist for presenting Droplet containerized apps in platforms like Citrix Virtual Apps. I have a […]

For some time, we have supported joining our containers to Active Directory. Its function that’s always been built-in to our technology from its inception. There […]

One important feature of Droplet containers is our non-persistent mode – or what’s referred to in our configuration file as “non-persistent mode”. By default, Droplet […]

Here at Droplet, we leverage several different performance extensions for our container technologies. These are very much tied to their respective platforms. On Microsoft Windows, […]

Previously, I explained our support for external devices in the shape of COM/Serial/LPT devices – which is a built-in component of our technology. This time […]

For some time, we have supported external devices, and this comes in a couple of flavors connected to a couple of different use cases. We […]

 As a level set, you should know we support many hardware acceleration types for the container. For Windows 10 (1909 or later) Microsoft WHPX […]