Deploy enterprise thin-client hardware configured for Citrix UniconOS — formerly eLux — and give users secure, reliable access to their Citrix workspace without the complexity of a Windows endpoint.
No obligation. Test it in your own environment.
Citrix UniconOS — formerly eLux — is a lightweight, hardened Linux endpoint OS for virtual workspace access. It strips the endpoint down to what it needs to do: connect users securely and reliably to their Citrix workspace.
But the endpoint experience still depends heavily on the underlying hardware. UniconOS runs well — the question is whether the device beneath it is matched to how your people actually work.
TCD helps match hardware to real workloads across your Citrix estate:
A hardened Linux-based endpoint gives users controlled access to virtual apps and desktops — with a dramatically smaller attack surface than a full Windows client.
Match CPU, RAM, storage, displays, ports, networking, and peripherals to real workloads — not generic minimums.
UniconOS Management — formerly Scout — configures and controls endpoints at scale from a single console.
Avoid maintaining a full Windows desktop when the endpoint mainly accesses centralized apps and desktops.
Reduce unnecessary PC refresh cycles and standardize hardware across your fleet for years of service.
Hardware selection, POC testing, configuration, logistics, spares, and lifecycle — handled end to end.
Compact · Fanless
Compact fanless enterprise thin client for knowledge workers, Citrix Workspace, multi-monitor desks, call centers, financial services, and healthcare admin. Compact form factor, fanless operation, multiple display support, VESA mounting, and configurable RAM/storage.
Expandable
An expandable endpoint for legacy peripherals, serial devices, extra USB, complex workstations, and industrial workflows where connectivity and flexibility matter most.
Rugged · Industrial
A rugged industrial endpoint for manufacturing, warehouses, and demanding physical environments — with multiple USB, serial/COM ports, and hardened construction.
All-in-One
An all-in-one endpoint for healthcare, education, shared workspaces, front desks, and space-constrained, standardized deployments.
TCD provides the hardware and expertise. Citrix owns UniconOS. Here's how the pieces line up in a Citrix environment.
Formerly Scout. Configures and controls the entire endpoint fleet from one console.
A thin-client deployment should be validated against the actual devices and workflows employees use every day — TCD helps you test these before large-scale deployment.
Specifications only tell part of the story. Qualified organizations can evaluate a thin-client endpoint for up to 45 days in their own environment.
Citrix deployment, displays, peripherals, apps, networking, and endpoint requirements.
TCD selects a fitting endpoint configuration matched to your workloads.
Real users, real workloads, real peripherals — on your own Citrix infrastructure.
If it fits, TCD helps plan the larger deployment. If it doesn't, no obligation.
No obligation — simply test it with your own team.
Thin clients and modern EUC endpoints are TCD's core business — not a small category buried in a large PC portfolio.
Hardware isn't unnecessarily locked to one endpoint OS. Build your strategy around your infrastructure, not a vendor's stack.
Validate endpoints against real users and workloads before you commit to a rollout.
Align CPU, RAM, storage, display outputs, Wi-Fi, peripherals, USB, serial ports, authentication, UC, mounting, and device management.
Large deployments, drop shipping, spare devices, replacement planning, RMA coordination, custom configs, and international deployments where applicable.
UniconOS can run on compatible x86 hardware, so some organizations may repurpose existing PCs. If your existing hardware still meets your requirements, repurposing may make sense. If it doesn't, TCD can provide purpose-built thin-client hardware designed around your users and workloads.
Standardized, centrally managed endpoints deliver the Citrix workspace consistently — from the branch to the production floor.
Secure, standardized endpoints for branches, ops teams, call centers, and Citrix workspaces.
Shared workstations, authentication, clinical peripherals, and fast access to hosted apps.
Rugged, connectivity-rich endpoints for production floors, warehouses, serial devices, and scanners.
Centralized endpoints for labs, classrooms, libraries, admin, and shared computing.
Standardized endpoints for virtual desktops, centralized management, and controlled computing.
UniconOS — formerly eLux — is Citrix's lightweight, Linux-based endpoint OS for accessing virtual apps and desktops. It's designed to deliver a secure, reliable Citrix workspace without the overhead of a full desktop operating system.
Yes. UniconOS is the current Citrix branding for the product formerly known as eLux. You'll still see the eLux name in older documentation and existing deployments.
Scout is now UniconOS Management — the console used to configure and control endpoints at scale.
UniconOS runs on compatible x86 hardware. TCD offers several endpoint families — the TCD 1, 2, i, and AIO Series — and can help you identify a configuration suited to your environment. We recommend validating suitability rather than assuming universal compatibility.
Contact TCD about the appropriate UniconOS configuration for your deployment. We'll walk you through the right hardware and configuration path for your environment.
For organizations whose endpoint mainly accesses centralized apps and desktops, a purpose-built endpoint OS like UniconOS can be a strong fit — removing the complexity of maintaining a full Windows endpoint.
Yes — UniconOS is built to deliver the Citrix workspace within Citrix environments via the Citrix Workspace App.
Unified communications depend on Citrix Workspace, HDX optimization, the underlying hardware, connected peripherals, and your environment. This is exactly why testing the full workflow — not just checking a spec sheet — matters.
Display capability depends on the hardware and configuration. TCD offers multiple multi-display options across its endpoint families to match multi-monitor requirements.
Yes. Qualified organizations can evaluate a thin-client endpoint for up to 45 days in their own environment — real users, real workloads, real peripherals — before committing to a larger deployment.
UniconOS is hardware-agnostic across supported x86 hardware, subject to compatibility and performance. TCD helps you decide whether repurposing existing PCs or replacing them with purpose-built hardware is the better path.
Consider your workloads, number of monitors, peripherals, Teams/Zoom usage, networking, RAM, storage, ports, physical environment, and future needs — not just the minimum OS specs. TCD helps you weigh all of these before you deploy at scale.
Test a ThinClient Direct endpoint in your own Citrix environment for 45 days before committing to a larger deployment.
No obligation. Real hardware. Your environment. Your workloads.