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[lucasf]

Hi fisherman, don’t worry.

Yes, of course. The situation is that I needed to connect to my computer, with the user logged out or even just starting the system. Before Gnome 42.1, I could do it. But now, to “fix” it, I needed the following changes:

– In “/etc/pam.d/nx”, change “su” to “system-remote-login”
– Enable Gnome “Allow Locked Remote Desktop” extension
– Enabling autologin in “/etc/gdm/custom.conf” and then using a script to automatically lock the session.

This config allows me to connect to my computer in any state.

Anyway, I’m pretty sure it’s a general problem in Gnome. I think with other remote desktop applications, there are also problems.

Thank you very much!
Lucas.

[lucasf]

Sorry, my bad. Here’s the screenshot.

I can add that I had a little progress with the extension allow-locked-remote-desktop. I think, somehow, the behavior of NoMachine in this new version of Gnome changed.

Thank you!
Lucas.

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[lucasf]

Indeed, configuring GDM with X11 works fine.

Now, I have noticed that when the connection is through Wayland (with the session unlocked), a new toggle appears about screen sharing, which in X11 does not appear. Here’s the screenshot (sorry for the Spanish).

 

Thank you!

[lucasf]

Hi fisherman,

Yes, of course. I’m using physical desktop.

Thank you!

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