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What it is

body: | The App Portal is where the applications come from. IGEL OS 12's base image deliberately contains none, so the Citrix client, the Omnissa Horizon client, the Azure Virtual Desktop client and the browsers are all selected in the portal and pushed to devices or device groups from there. It is part of the IGEL cloud services rather than something you install. - heading:

Why the split matters

body: | Applications are delivered as containers, managed apart from the operating system. So a client update is a package update, not an OS release, and the two stop being scheduled against each other. That is the actual argument for IGEL OS 12 over 11 in an estate where the VDI client version is dictated by someone else's upgrade calendar. - heading:

What to watch

body: | An estate with no route to the internet does not reach the portal. IGEL's answer is the distributed app repository, where devices pull packages from a local server instead, and that is an Enterprise-licence feature. There is also peer update, where a device pulls from another device on the same network, and that one is in every edition. Which of the two you need is an air-gap question, and it belongs in the design.status: corpus: 309 services: - {ref: services/platform, score: 0.41} posts: - {ref: posts/how-to-intelligent-hub-macos-not-synchronizing-after-active-directory-user-name-change, score: 0.85} - {ref: posts/how-to-igel-ud-pocket-bios-uefi-settings, score: 0.49} - {ref: posts/how-to-fix-workspace-one-admin-assistant-parsing-failed-macos, score: 0.49} - {ref: posts/how-to-enterprise-wipe-vs-device-wipe-vs-unenroll-vs-delete-device-in-workspace-one-uem, score: 0.49} - {ref: posts/how-to-enroll-windows-server-2025-in-omnissa-workspace-one-uem, score: 0.49} - {ref: posts/send-workspace-one-hub-notifications, score: 0.49} neighbours: - {ref: solutions/microsoft/easylife-365-collaboration, score: 0.70} - {ref: solutions/omnissa/omnissa-freestyle-orchestrator, score: 0.70} - {ref: solutions/igel/igel-onboarding-service, score: 0.69}
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Why the split matters

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Solution · IGEL

App Portal

The vendor calls it: IGEL App Portal

IGEL OS 12 ships with no applications. Everything a person uses arrives from here as a package, and updates without touching the operating system.

Topics Modern Workplace 1.72 Automation 1.83
Vendors IGEL 3.14
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What it is

The App Portal is where the applications come from. IGEL OS 12’s base image deliberately contains none, so the Citrix client, the Omnissa Horizon client, the Azure Virtual Desktop client and the browsers are all selected in the portal and pushed to devices or device groups from there.

It is part of the IGEL cloud services rather than something you install.

Why the split matters

Applications are delivered as containers, managed apart from the operating system. So a client update is a package update, not an OS release, and the two stop being scheduled against each other.

That is the actual argument for IGEL OS 12 over 11 in an estate where the VDI client version is dictated by someone else’s upgrade calendar.

What to watch

An estate with no route to the internet does not reach the portal. IGEL’s answer is the distributed app repository, where devices pull packages from a local server instead, and that is an Enterprise-licence feature. There is also peer update, where a device pulls from another device on the same network, and that one is in every edition.

Which of the two you need is an air-gap question, and it belongs in the design.

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