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Hi,
As a further test I installed the Enterprise Client on a Linux machine and then connected to the same server. I didn’t see the artifacts and also I didn’t get the warning that Cinnamon was running in software rendering mode.
So, it definitely looks like a Windows Enterprise Client issue (which I kind of expected), and there is something inherently different in the way the Linux and Windows clients work at least with respect rendering (which I did not expect at all).
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Sorry, I didn’t see this reply. Just like to confirm that all issues (virtual desktop and Evolution) are resolved in the latest 4.3.24. Please mark this issue solved as I can’t find any option to do it.
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Thanks. I can confirm that the workaround works for me.
One of the reasons that I wanted to install this update is that the description mentioned something about “Updating to latest version of X11”. Did this happen? I still get the problem that Evolution crashes when I try to write a mail, I reported this and it was diagnosed as an imcompatibility with the version of X11 used by NoMachine and that it would be updated sometime this year.
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Hi Anamon,
I had similar problems on a headless Debian box. The free version of NoMachine 4 only shares the physical screen. In my case Debian booted up with a default VGA configuration (640×480), totally useless for doing any work, but at least a connection. The Workstation license enables virtual desktops, this allows you to connect to the remote box using a screen with the same resolution as your client computer.
This configuration works OK for me, however personally I would prefer XRANDR support so I can resize the client window size.
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