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Hi. Small update just to notify that we’re tracking this problem with the following Trouble Report:
https://www.nomachine.com/TR02Q09131
You could subscribe to be notified when it’ll be released.
The new behavior is that it loaded fine the first time, and even got past authentication to the NX server. Then it froze when trying to connect to my virtual desktop. Now I can’t do anything besides launch the app; it just shows a black window until I kill it.
Could you please check the CPU usage when this problem occurs?
Does the web/browser client work well on Chrome OS? The issue I’ve had with other web-based remote desktop solutions is that certain keyboard shortcuts (like alt-tab) aren’t captured, so you can’t use them on the remote end.
Yes, it does work, but capturing the system keyboard shortcuts is a limitation for us as well. You can work around it by using the virtual keyboard, which is far from being handy but I had to mention it anyway. 🙂
Unluckily Chrome OS 72’s new Android is not (yet?) available on all Chromebooks, so this makes the debugging a little bit harder. What do you see when trying to start the NoMachine application?
As far as I can say from your latest screenshot you’re connecting to a physical desktop, so available geometries are limited by what I said initially:
When connecting to the physical desktop, possible resolutions are the ones made available by the hardware and drivers.
You can’t set 2560×1440 because your remote desktop doesn’t support it.
When connecting to the physical desktop, possible resolutions are the ones made available by the hardware and drivers. If you’re creating a virtual desktop, you can either enable the ‘Resize remote screen’ option in the Display menu (open the menu with Ctrl + Alt + 0), or set a custom resolution in Display settings.
I assume you’re using a Terminal Server. The client lists all possible services, so if you don’t want to show sessions of other users you should disable the virtual desktop sharing. Modify the key described in this article and remove the ‘shadow’ type:
How to disable specific session types (e.g. custom sessions) on Linux
https://www.nomachine.com/AR07P00989Hi. You can read this brief article answering your question:
How do you start or stop remote access to your computer?
https://www.nomachine.com/AR07M00852The symbol ‘/’ is translated to ‘&’ when selected maps are DE and US. Could you please verify again if the DE layout is being used on Ubuntu, for example with the ‘setxkbmap -query’ command?
Hi. Yes, configuration files can be used on any clients, double clicking on the file icon (or using the command line option ‘–session’) will start the connection.
As a test, could you please try to set german keyboard on Ubuntu, by leaving English US layout on Android?
Some Android versions have troubles to report the correct keyboard layout to apps, by giving instead the OS language/locale. Are your devices configured to use English (US) language?
Could you give details about your device? Model, OS (stock Android, custom ROM, etc), Kernel version, keyboard app in use (stock or custom app).
Thanks.Hi. Could you confirm the keyboard layout on Android is the same one of the remote desktop (Ubuntu)? Some versions ago we did a major rework of keyboards in order to improve multiple languages support, but using the same layout on client and server is mandatory to have a correct symbol translation.
Hi. We’re tracking your proposal here:
Implement a trackpad mode for iPhone and iPad devices
https://www.nomachine.com/FR12P03760If you want you can subscribe to show your interest and to be notified when it will be released.