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Did you get a chance to pull the logs because we didn’t receive them.
If not, I suggest you update to the latest release (5.1.62) and let us know if the problem is still being encountered. In that case, we will still need the logs 😉
We sent the package a while back and didn’t hear any further news. This topic will be closed. Make sure you update the software to the latest version. Any problems, please open a new topic.
Please submit the logs. We’ve not been able to reproduce this issue so in order to investigate we would need further information as requested by nars in previous replies.
For logs: https://www.nomachine.com/DT07M00098
Thanks for letting us know it was a configuration issue. I’ve added some tags to the forum post so others can find it.
Hi Loke,
we have a Feature Request already inserted into our roadmap for the functionality you describe 🙂 Check here:
Locking the screen automatically when the NoMachine session is disconnected
https://www.nomachine.com/FR05N03110We’ve not been able to reproduce this issue. Can you confirm what the GNOME DE version you installed, plus the steps you took to install Gnome? Also what Linux distro and version is it?
The Workstation (as with all the Terminal Server products) work as a terminal server, by creating sessions running in the background. These are terminal servers, intended for the enterprise market. There are single licenses available for Workstation (maybe you saw the price of the pack of 10) and there are often ongoing promotions, especially for universities (why not contact the sales team to ask for more info?). What you should do is try the evaluation software which is freely available and see if it fits your requirements.
At the moment USB devices are not supported on RPI architecture, just printers and disks.
We created a Feature Request which you can view here:
Extending NoMachine USB support to Raspberry Pi
https://www.nomachine.com/FR12N03284As a workaround you can add your USB flash drive as a disk:
1. Go to Menu
2. Open Devices tab
3. Open Connect a disk
4. USB flash drive will be visible as a disk
5. After connecting the USB flash drive appears on your desktop.Let us know how you get on 🙂
If you want to have another user logged in to your Linux desktop whilst you are working on it locally (you are sat in front of it), you can install the free version of NoMachine and your friend can connect from remote.
If you want to do this with virtual desktops, you need the Workstation product: https://www.nomachine.com/product&p=NoMachine%20Workstation. The virtual desktop functionality is a feature of the Terminal Server family.
Useful resources:
Differences between NoMachine for Linux and NoMachine Workstation for Linux
https://www.nomachine.com/AR10K00702The attachments failed to attach, so you might want to send them directly to forum[at]nomachine[dot]com. You’re using a very early client side version, you should strongly consider updating it to 5.1.62. Also, it might help us to know what version and NoMachine software on the server side you are trying to connect to.
Yes, your friend can connect to your computer whilst you are sitting physically in front of it. Please check this article here: https://www.nomachine.com/AR10K00716. This is considered one remote connection.
What is not possible is if another person connects to your desktop remotely whilst you are also connect remotely. This would be considered two connections.
@wernermaes the TR has been opened now that we have managed to reproduce it. So far there is no workaround. If you have a support subscription, it’s advisable to open a ticket in your customer area rather than use the forums (which are really for users of the free edition and software without support coverage).
In your other post you mentioned that you got audio working. Is there anything you want to share here in this topic here, or can I close it?
Please refer to this forum post: https://www.nomachine.com/forums/topic/unable-to-list-and-connect-any-usb-devices-from-linux-to-windows