grundar

[grundar]

Ah, the license key does the work 🙂 I stopped with the whole setup process – and also with installing the licence key – cause I focused on removing the evaluation version 😉

Now all works fine!

Thanks for the hint about the Customer Center 🙂

Thank you for your help 🙂

[grundar]

Yeah! What a tricky option! But that rocks 🙂

Thank you very much!!

[grundar]

Now I tried some steps around, but there was no success.

I made a fresh install of NoMachine Workstation.

I edit /usr/NX/etc/server.cfg and activated the physical desktop to all users with

PhysicalDesktopSharing 1

Add a new desktop user

Reboot the machine

Connect the desktop user via NoMachine

Logged in the desktop-user with the physical desktop – and logged out

Canceled the connection and reconnect with NoMachine.

Create a new virtual desktop.

Now I see the (wrong) blue xfce desktop.

Then I logged out the virtual desktop and logged in with root and removed .config/xfce4 Folder from my desktop-user.

Logged in the desktop-user with the physical desktop – and logged out

Create with the desktop-user a new virtual desktop.

Again I see the (wrong) blue xfce desktop.

Than logged out and logged in the desktop-user with the physical desktop. Now I see the (good) black xfce- desktop with some little damages. Some icons in the taskbar are corrupt.

Hmmm …? Very tricky. What can I do now?

[grundar]

Thank you for your reply. I tested your workaround. But without any success. After the login via NoMachine the physical desktop is also “damaged”. Removing the xfce-config folder rebuild the desktop only in some parts. for example: the menu and the taskbar are in the old-style or corrupt.

And the virtual desktops were not affected by this action.

That way didnt work. 🙁

Any suggestions?

[grundar]

Hi @carin,

thanks for your help!

sudo grep DefaultDesktopCommand /usr/NX/etc/node.cfg

Output from Zorin OS:

DefaultDesktopCommand "/usr/bin/ssh-agent /usr/bin/dbus-launch --exit-with-session x-session-manager"

I changed the node.cfg like you described.

… and change DefaultDesktopCommand to something like this:

env GNOME_SHELL_SESSION_MODE=zorin ...

Something like this?? Exact THIS line helps! Wow! Thank you!! 🙂

But a question: where can I find such an information, if I have an other desktop that I have to configure? Is there a link I can read information like this?

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