Parallels International Gmbh

Parallels IP Holdings Gmbh

Parallels Holdings, Ltd.

Parallels Software International, Inc.

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Nikolay Dobrovolskiy

Serguei M Beloussov

Alexey Koryakin

Andrey A Omelyanchuk

Alexander G Tormasov

Ivan Korobov

Stanislav S Protassov

Anton Zelenov

Paul Gafa

Alexander Grechishkin

Liubov Kulakova

Sergey Pachkov

Ruslan Sadovnikov

Daniel Farrugia

Konstantin Ozerkov

Marco Borg

Alexey Ivanov

Evgeny Nikitenko

Andrey Naenko

Alexey Petrukhin

Maxim Kudrin

Evgeniy Korepanov

Joseph Portelli

Iurii Ovchinnikov

Igor Marnat

Maxim V Lyadvinsky

Grigory Nikolaenko

Denis Lamtsov

Matthew Cini Sarreo

Cláudio Rodrigues

Aleksandr Suslov

Silvan Chetcuti

Maxim Kuzkin

Dmitry Martynov

Pavel Semenov

Alexey Kutuzov

Sergei Beloussov

Kirill Bagrinovskiy

Vasileios Koutsomanis

Dmitry Skorodumov

Dmitry Varentsov

Anna L Vorobyova

Sergey Kontsov

Claudio Rodrigues

Maxim Davgalev

Elena A Koryakina

Mikhail A Ershov

Alexander Aplemakh

Andrey Stupachenko

Sergei Malykhin

Alexander Kodorkin

Ilya Baimetov

Alexander Khalyapin

Sergei Ivanov

Dmitry A Nesterenko

Alexandr Sursiakov

Shawn Roderick Sciberras

Sergey Viktorov

Maxim Shulga

Denis Ozerov

Lyubov Kulakova

Yuri Ovchinnikov

Artem Kolomeitsev

Alexander Kiselev

Evgeny Smirnov

Yury Averkiev

Sergei Nikolaevich Ivanov

Timofey Furyaev

Sergey Chuzhanov

Yury Makarov

Alexander Patsay

Artem Kolomeitzev

Sergei V Tovpeko

Ilya Bakaev

Yuri Makarov

Sergey Ivanov

Serge Rubinstein

Stefania Galea

André Zammit

Ian Sant

Bair Dymbrylov

Lyuboiv Kulakova

Stanislav Zinukhov

Yuriy Batsura

Aleksandr Kartashov

Systems and methods are disclosed herein for remote application sharing. An exemplary method comprises detecting a user establishing a connection with a remote application server, authenticating the user based on login information associated with the user, determining that the user has requested execution of a shared application hosted on the remote application server, responsive to determining that the user has requested execution of the shared application, gathering information for accessing the shared application hosted on the remote application server, establishing a user session for executing the shared application, generating an application link comprising the information for accessing the shared application over the user session and publishing the application link for distribution to one or more third party users, wherein activation of the application link by the one or more third party users shares the user session with the one or more third party users.

System and method for remote application sharing

The subject matter of this specification can be implemented in, among other things, a method that includes storing first client information identifying a first client device, identifying a location of the first client device, and identifying a first remote access session that provides the first client device access to resources of the remote access system. The method further includes receiving access information identifying an access device and a user account associated with the first client information. The access information indicates that the user account has been successfully authenticated by the access device. The method further includes, in response to the receipt of the access information, causing the first client device to connect to the first remote access session with the remote access system as a background process of the client device while a user interface of the client device remains locked.

Connecting to remote access session based on proximity of mobile device

With multiple software applications, multiple electronic devices for a user to access and work upon, and multiple potential storage locations for the files it is difficult for a user to remember the identity of a file worked upon, its storage location, or which application they employed. Whilst some applications provide a user with a listing of recently opened files these are only those accessed by that specific application upon a specific device. Embodiments of the invention provide users with a synthesized centralized view of all files accessed irrespective of where the user has stored the electronic content, with which electronic device the electronic content was accessed with, or with which software application the electronic content was accessed with.

Recent file synchronization and aggregation methods and systems

Systems and methods for processing virtual machine V/O requests by virtualization extension modules. An example method comprises receiving, by a virtual machine monitor (VMM) running on a host computer system, a request initiated by a virtual machine managed by the VMM; processing the request by a VMM extension module identified by one or more parameters of the request; invoking, by the VMM extension module, an application programming interface (API) exported by the VMM to perform an action identified by the request; and resuming execution of the virtual machine.

Virtualization extension modules

The subject matter of this specification can be implemented in, among other things, a method that includes determining, by a first computing device, a set of remote applications hosted by a second computing device including file type associations for each remote application. The first computing device determines a set of local applications and their file type associations. The each file type associated with a remote application, the first computing device determines whether the file type is also associated with a local application. Responsive to determining that the file type is associated with both a remote and local application, the first computing device configures a proxy component with parameters specifying the remote application and the local application. The proxy component is configured to determine whether to open a requested file of the file type with the remote application or the local application based upon the current client/server environment.

Method to determine use of local and remote applications in a distributed multiuser environment for shared file resources

Systems and methods for file sharing over secure connections. An example method comprises: receiving a client request identifying a file sharing host and a file residing on the file sharing host; establishing a secure client connection; responsive to identifying a management connection with the file sharing host, transmitting an identifier and a parameter of the secure client connection via the management connection; receiving a host request to establish a secure host connection, the host request comprising the identifier of the secure client connection; establishing the secure host connection using the parameter of the secure client connection identified by the received identifier; forwarding, over the secure host connection, a first data packet received over the secure client connection, the first data packet comprising at least part of the client request; and forwarding, over the secure client connection, a second data packet received over the secure host connection, the second data packet comprising at least part of the file identified by the client request.

File sharing over secure connections

A new timer object that is associated with a timer event may be identified. A virtual processor that is to be provided the timer event that is associated with the new timer object may be determined. One or more current timer objects that are associated with one or more timer events provided to the virtual processor may also be identified. A new element for the new timer object may be created in a list identifying the one or more current timer objects that are associated with the one or more timer events that are provided to the virtual processor.

Timer object management for a multiprocessor virtual environment

Disclosed are systems and methods for managing notifications from published applications. A method for managing notifications from one or more published applications includes detecting, by a server, a notification from the one or more published applications launched by a user at a client device, forming a notification packet containing information from the notification, and causing the notification packet to be provided to the client device.

System and method for managing notifications from published applications

A method is provided that includes establishing, by an application server, a remote access session with a client device, and creating, by a file system agent running on the application server, a metadata-only virtual file system associated with the remote access session, wherein the virtual file system only comprises file metadata associated with a plurality of files residing in a local file system of the client device. The method further includes responsive to receiving, by the virtual file system, a request to access content of a file referenced by the virtual file system, redirecting the request to a file system driver implementing at least a sub-tree of the local file system of the client device.

Virtual client file systems and methods within remote sessions

Disclosed are systems and methods for providing improved rendering of graphical user interfaces for remote applications executing within remote sessions. A remote session client that renders the graphical user interface (GUI) for a remote application is configured to detect certain mouse events that would trigger window move events. In doing so, the remote session client may handle rendering the window GUI locally rather than wait for window move events from the remote application. The remote session client may be further configured to predict using calculated resize patterns how the window content image changes while the remote application's window is being resized.

Enhancing user experience on moving and resizing windows of remote applications

A toolbox application presents a user interface on a client device, and receives a natural language search query provided by a user of the client device that identifies a desired functionality to be performed for the user. The toolbox application determines whether any of a plurality of accessible utility components accessible is capable of performing the desired functionality specified in the search query. Responsive to determining that none of the accessible utility components is capable of performing the desired functionality, the toolbox application sends a request comprising the natural language search query to a server that maintains library of a plurality of utility components.

Software utility toolbox for client devices

A system and method is provided that enables voice recognition for legacy operating systems of a computing device. An exemplary method includes receiving speech-based instructions from a user of mobile device that indicate a request for executing a task. The speech-based instructions are then analyzed by an intelligent personal assistant running on the mobile device to determine an intent of the user. If the intent of the user identifies a specialized client software module installed on the mobile, the software module will generate a command object that includes parameters relating to the execution of the task. The command object is then transmitted by the first computing device to a personal computer with a legacy operating system where the command object causes a software agent installed on the personal computer to execute the task based on the parameters included in the command object.

System and method for enabling voice recognition for operating system

Virtual computer systems (virtual machines) have become increasingly common with the evolution of virtualization technology, cloud computing, etc. However, as a virtual machine and its associated guest operating system seek to execute and/or access a page of memory through synchronous processes execution of the virtual processor associated with the virtual processing is blocked until the page of memory is locked and available. Accordingly, time is wasted on calls waiting for physical page availability thereby reducing utilization of the host machine and virtual machine respectively. To address this an asynchronous virtual machine environment is established allowing the virtual machine or physical machine to handle additional operations whilst waiting for physical page availability.

Physical memory management for virtual machines

Systems and methods for creating virtual machine snapshots. An example method comprises: receiving a request to create a snapshot of a virtual machine running on a host computer system; protecting from modification a plurality of virtual memory pages of the virtual machine; responsive to detecting an attempt to modify a virtual memory page of the plurality of memory pages, copying the virtual memory page to a queue residing in a random access memory (RAM) of the host computer system; making the virtual memory page writable; retrieving the virtual memory page from the queue; writing the virtual memory page to a disk of the host computer system; and responsive to exhausting the queue, completing creation of the snapshot of the virtual machine.

Creating virtual machine snapshots without interfering with active user sessions

A method and a system to perform the method are disclosed, the method includes receiving, by a virtualization server communicatively coupled with a client device, a request to provide a virtual machine (VM) to a client device, accessing a profile associated with the client device, instantiating a VM on the virtualization server, wherein the VM is a linked clone VM of a base VM, wherein the linked clone VM has (1) a read-only access to a shared range of a persistent memory associated with the base VM, wherein the shared range of the persistent memory is determined in view of the profile associated with the client device and stores at least one application installed on the virtualization server, (2) a write access to a private range of the persistent memory, wherein the private range is associated with the VM, and providing the VM to the client device.

Methods and systems for seamless virtual machine changing for software applications

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Nikolay Dobrovolskiy