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Now that version 8 for Windows, macOS and Linux is out, our developers are working hard to bring you the mobile update (ios and Android) as part of v8’s early maintenance releases moving forward. This is our priority now. The new update for iOS will fix a number of outstanding issues that are reported in the NoMachine for Mobile forum and in the Apple store, including the more recent issue of the NoMachine app no longer being compatible with iOS 16.
Hi,
you have to uninstall one first then reinstall the other.
That is correct, by design. On Windows, 32-bit is installed in “Program File (x32)” and x64 is installed in “Program Files”.
practical/measured differences between the two, aka if it’ll be worth my time swapping over?
The NoMachine packages offer exactly the same features and functionality.
Hi, cj1171 and jm76430, we’d like to send you a binary which would allow us to gather some additional data. We can send you further instructions via email if you agree.
To tbrown405, this could be a different issue altogether. We’ll come back to you 🙂
No. You have different users exactly for this kind of problem 😉 Customizing gsettings is a question for Gnome/CentOS developers maybe?
It’s hard to know. Your logs didn’t show anything unusual and we also didn’t change add or fix anything in the latest release that would lead us to believe that it could have been related. We weren’t even able to reproduce the same problem that users here have described. But I’m glad it’s solved for you 🙂
Hi, USB on Android devices is not currently supported. That’s not to say we will never add support for USB on mobile 🙂 It’s just we’ve not considered it a priority in our development roadmap.
Try the following:
1. Quit the Player and disable hardware decoding on Pop in the player.cfg ->
option key="Enable hardware accelerated decoding" value="disabled". Restart the Player. Try connecting again. If that doesn’t help, go to point 2.2. Disable hardware encoding on Fedora ->
option key="EnableHardwareEncoding” key to 0in node.cfg on the server side. Restart the server.If that doesn’t help, it would be useful to see logs. Please check here on how to extract them and then submit them via email (or here if they are not too big) to forum[at]nomachine[dot]com: https://kb.nomachine.com/DT07S00243
Can you provide an example of the Host filled be completed using a DDNS address rather than a Public IP address?
Maybe you should show us how you are configuring your NoMachine connection. Please submit a screenshot so we can see.
Indeed, a fix is scheduled for a later release. So it is still “open” as you can see from the Trouble Report I linked above 😉
A NoMachine connection uses either the hostname/domain name or the IP address. You cannot use an email address in the host field.
I understand that if you use the IP address, you can connect with NoMachine? Or do you have problems there? If so, what error are you seeing?
With the other product are you connecting to an email address?
What kind of model router do you have?
Adding such a feature, i.e to allow the monitor to be switched off, would be counterproductive in that turning off the display when connected may cause display or performance problems because the graphics card can stop working.
Please see my answer to a similar thread here:
Before changing the configuration key, you should first quit the NoMachine Player (you can do this by right clicking on the !M icon in the system tray and selecting ‘Quit NoMachine Player’.
Then re-open the Player and connect again. Sorry for not specifying that earlier.
What you sent us shows that it is this problem here, related to Nvidia drivers:
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1758473
and not caused by NoMachine software.
On the Player computer, please edit
option key="Enable hardware accelerated decoding" value="disabled"in player.cfg.