NX 3.x was KVM based ( with enhancements ), thus the only viable remote desktop protocols that I know of are KVM and RDP ( MS's Remote Desktop Protocol ). Anything else really does not apply.
With today's network speeds I basically use KVM ( tunneled via SSH ) Even install in on my work MS Windows servers. I would recommend trying to strike up a conversation on the NX IRC channel and see if there is a way to get NX 4.x to do what you need. NX is still the best solution, with VNC a fallback if there is no other way. On 08/26/2014 03:35 PM, John Mort wrote: > Up until now I've been using NoMachine version 3.X, and been happy > with it. However, version 4 is out now and wants you to connect to > the physical display (a pain when connecting to a machine that has > multiple monitors) rather than a virtual display, and while version 3 > still works for me for now, I'm already having to use workarounds like > connecting to xfce instead of gnome. > > So I guess it's time for me to look at other options so I can make a > switch before an update makes NX 3.X completely inoperable. As a > starting point, I was wondering what you guys use for remote desktop? > > > _______________________________________________ > Mid-Hudson Valley Linux Users Group http://mhvlug.org > https://mhvlug.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/mhvlug > > Upcoming Meetings (6pm - 8pm) Vassar College * > Sep 3 - Google App Engine > Oct 1 - Ansible > Nov 5 - Modern Dns Is Cooler Than You Thought! -- Joe /** ** Joseph T Apuzzo ** High-Performance Computing File Systems Expert ** Supporting Linux, Windows, AIX, Linux LPIC-1 certified ** ** http://www.linkedin.com/in/japuzzo/ ** http://apuzzo.us ** ** PGP/GPG Key ID# Short: 0xA16E26CF Long: 0x2DAA3D75A16E26CF ** FingerPrint: 19A8 44EC F650 782B 6770 BF0E 2DAA 3D75 A16E 26CF **/
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