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We’d also like to have an automatic forum – this used to be one, then for the reasons I hinted at above, we decided to moderate it. Keep on using NoMachine and keep on giving your feedback. It’s helpful to us in our shaping of the product and the services we offer. If you’re in driving distance to Nashville, come by to the Lisa18 Conference. We have a stand there 🙂
Awesome product, just a shame that it takes two days to get your first post on line and then another two days before anyone bothers to reply
I’m not quite sure why you say it takes two days for topics to get online. We’re possibly in a different time zone to you which means if you post it during your day, it’s likely our night time. We could automatically publish them, but moderation was a necessity to not give spammers, shrills and trolls a free rein to ruin a courtesy service we offer to users of the free version, mostly, as well as evaluators. And from what I see you got an answer within 24 hours every time you submitted, except for the weekend in the middle (our developers don’t always work on the weekends though it’s known to happen ;-)). The forums are a public space, not just a free channel to developers, who for obvious reasons have their time taken up with i) development and ii) support enquiries for subscribed customers. For example, those users of the freebie NoMachine who want a direct line to the support team and don’t want to use our moderated forums have the Enterprise Desktop option 🙂
Hi,
Thanks for the image. We are investigating. What’s weird is that we are not able to reproduce what you’re seeing on the Retina Macs we have here.
—-Attached your image of tray icon context menu, in comparision to some iTunes fonts and icons.
For the sake of completeness: MacBook Pro, 13″, Early 2015, OSX 10.13.6 High SierraAttachments:
No, NoMachine is not affected.
NoMachine uses libssh2 which is not affected by the bugs reported in the recent advisory about libssh. You can read more about it here: https://access.redhat.com/security/cve/cve-2018-10933
To find out what version of libssh2 is used:
grep libssh /usr/NX/share/documents/credits/CREDITSBtw, we just released version 6.3.6, you might want to consider updating your installations 😉
Hi, the logs didn’t attach (they might have been too big). Can you try sending them directly to forum[at]nomachine[dot]com?
Do you mean that KDE isn’t showing the !M icon in the system tray? Or do you mean that drag and drop isn’t working?
To investigate, please confirm:
– NoMachine version on client, NoMachine version on server
– Linux distribution and specific version on the server
– OS and version on the client
– is it a virtual desktop session, a physical desktop session, or a browser-based session?
– are you dragging from server to client or client to server?This happens also when you’re working on Windows locally, without NoMachine. Windows doesn’t let you use clipboard in the login screens for security reasons.
Make sure you download the latest release 6.3.6. It contains the patch for this bug.
This is a limitation in Gnome. Please see here for more details: https://www.nomachine.com/TR10N07312
The main scope of NoMachine software is to provide access to the remote desktop (virtual or physical) and all the functionality associated with it (including attached devices, not just the apps/software running there), whether that’s your own personal computer/laptop, or a machine made available to you somewhere on the network; so you can work anywhere, access all your content from anywhere, and leave your machine and what’s on it where it is.
Having a NoMachine server for Android could be a possibility to allow customers to receive remote assistance on their device, for example, but that use case represents a very small percentage of our customers. It’s something we can possibly evaluate in the future.
Did you try to use a different resolution instead of the one of the client? To do so, disable the option “Match the client resolution upon connecting” and select a different geometry from the list available in the Display settings panel.
By enabling the “Fit to window” option it should be possible to achieve a better balance between server and client scaling, offering the desired look.
Further references:
https://www.nomachine.com/changing-how-you-view-the-remote-host
https://www.nomachine.com/DT10O00156#5
