I have been a long time supporter of the nomachine software, until I noticed - nomachine seems not well supported in OSS-land - I got acknowledgement from a packager (Seveas) that nomachine sucks for a. not being fully open source, b. using old software versions (Xfree), not co-operating etc - I must admit nomachine seems indeed only very partially supported, and AFAIK no major Linux distribution supports is. - even the FreeNX project seems to be defunct.
I'm just summing up some reasons I believe to be the cause of why there is no broader NX adoption. For the same reason, adopting NX in Ubuntu might not be the best idea around. Sadly, nut even after several years, there is no sign whatsoever of an official freenx.deb package. Now, the reason I post this, is that I only today discovered about the xrdp project (http://xrdp.sourceforge.net/). I have no reason to push this whatsoever, I just want to ask: "might this be a better project to integrate in Ubuntu?" as all componnets are fully open source here. The only minus is that the RDP protocol is proprietary to Microsoft. On the other hand it is a very broadly used protocol, cross-platform thanks to rdesktop, and very performant. "Server-based computing" (think RDP but also Citrix) is very demanded in corporate world. Having a robust and compatible solution in Ubuntu would definitely be a major plus. -- [need-packaging] NoMachine NX server and client https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/102025 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is the bug contact for Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
