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I have used NoMachine for a long time without issue. I normally use it to connect to my Windows machine from my Linux machines.
I recently discovered that I cannot connect from one Linux to another. I haven’t tried Windows to Linux.
It appears that everything goes OK according to the logs, but no desktop is found. So, I tried starting the desktop on the target with Xorg instead of Wayland. The connection worked without issue.
This something that I can live with and workaround, but with distros contemplating dropping Xorg completely, it would be great to have Wayland functionality back in future releases.
Note: all of my Linux desktops run latest software (Gnome 46)
Wayland is supported, with some limitations, and you can read more about this here
https://kb.nomachine.com/AR02P00969Can you tell us what distribution is on the server side? Current known issues can be found in the knowledge base: https://kb.nomachine.com/trouble-reports?s=wayland&search=wayland&last_update=%25&affecting=%25&products_trouble=%25&status_tr=Open. If you submit the logs of the problematic server, we can check to see if it’s one of those. You can extract them using the instructions here: https://kb.nomachine.com/DT07S00243.
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