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@mikecico, try Workstation from the Terminal Server for Linux range. It’s available in evaluation.
https://www.nomachine.com/product&p=NoMachine%20Workstationhttps://forums.nomachine.com/topic/anyone-gotten-quicksync-encoding-working-on-a-recent-ubuntu#post-32641 . I can only conclude that information is out-of-date.
Can I ask which information you think is out-of-date?
Hi cro, we promise it’s coming. Version 8 for desktop is in its final stages, although we admit it’s taking longer than we expected. As soon as we have released that, we will focus on getting the mobile version out.
Please see my answer to a similar question here: https://forums.nomachine.com/topic/still-not-working-well-on-dex#post-36083.
It is possible to force the termination of a virtual desktop session, it’s also possible to show an extra dialog to the user when they click X to close the window.
# Set for how long the server has to keep alive virtual desktops in
# status disconnected. When the time is expired, the server will
# terminate virtual desktops if no user are connected there.
#
# 0: Virtual desktops in status disconnected are never terminated.
# This is the default.
#
# >0: Keep alive virtual desktops in status disconnected for this
# amount of seconds.
#
#DisconnectedSessionExpiry = “0”To activate the dialog I mentioned please see, for example, the chapter on Activating the Disconnect/Terminate Dialog in the configuration guide for the product you are using. E.g, in Workstation it is in Chapter 11, section 4.
this button does not exist under “keyboard and mouse” for me.The Feature Request link that I sent is a feature that has not been implemented yet.
” I’ve evaluated the Enterprise Desktop version and it doesn’t allow multiple virtual monitors, which is a bit odd”
Enterprise Desktop indeed does not permit multiple virtual Linux desktops on the same machine. This is a feature of the Terminal Server family, so Workstation is the product for you, as you rightly identified and as Francesco already suggested 😉
It seems there is a problem with nxlsa.
Did you reboot the computer after installing NoMachine?
If you did, what is the NoMachine version? What is the Windows version?
Do you have an antivirus installed or is there LSA protected mode enabled?
Hi, I am going to send you a file in a separate email. It contains the workaround whilst you wait for the permanent fix. Download it on to your machine and then run:
sudo semodule -i nx-unconfined.ppThanks for letting us know. We have not been able to reproduce this problem – is it possible that you used the public key instead of private key when prompted?
Thanks for letting us know.
When you have time, you could collect the logs manually. See here for more info:
https://knowledgebase.nomachine.com/DT11R00181#1.3Any questions, we’re here 🙂
Please send them to forum[at]nomachine[dot]com using the topic title as the subject of your email. Thanks!
Tips for remote headless Linux hosts are here:
https://knowledgebase.nomachine.com/AR03P00973 – attaching an HDMI dongle is one of the tips.
Hi,
do you mean after you have inserted your credentials into the NoMachine login window. Do you want to see the desktop and not have to login again? If so, on a Linux NoMachine server you can configure this directly on your system by setting autologin. Please check your system’s configuration manual to know exactly what to set but an article to start with is this:
‘https://vitux.com/how-to-enable-disable-automatic-login-in-ubuntu/’
Or do you mean that you want to start your connection automatically? If so, see this article
How to start the session by passing options to the client from command line
https://knowledgebase.nomachine.com/AR02P00963A restart was the best thing to do in your case 🙂 Please see here:
Your second answer came before I could write my answer which was was that I think xmodmap doesn’t change anything permanently, and that a restart or log out of the server would probably have fixed things.
But you say your # key isn’t working? Are all the other keys working correctly? What mac version is it? What Linux distro and desktop environment is it? You say your local keyboard on the Mac is GB. Have I understood correctly?