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Sunil | 1 Aug 2005 04:50
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Re: Red Color exchanged with blue in some gtk2 apps

I found this TRS which is related to my problem, but
fixed only in nxdesktop.

http://www.nomachine.com/tr/view.php?id=TRSL041825

Gian, is similar thing done in nxclient as well? if
so, why is linux client not doing the same thing as
windows client?

--- Sunil <funtoos <at> yahoo.com> wrote:

> another thing I just noticed is that if I resume the
> same session from windows, the colors show up
> perfectly alright. So, it is a client side problem,
> may be just linux.
> 
> now that sucks because I don't have linux client
> code
> to find out where the problem is. Only go I have is
> that Gian helps me understand and fix this issue.
> Would you please help me, Gian? seeing blue for red
> makes you wanna go b&w.
> 
> Thanks,
> Sunil
> 
> --- Sunil <funtoos <at> yahoo.com> wrote:
> 
> > Here is an annoying problem I am encountering
> while
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Sunil | 1 Aug 2005 05:11
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Is there a way to file bugs against NX OSS components and clients.

Now that the no-machine developer mailing lists are
dead, is there still a way to file bugs against OSS
components/clients?

I wanted to request a solaris x86 client but I don't
know how to.

Thanks,
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Thorsten Sandfuchs | 1 Aug 2005 10:20
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Re: Is there a way to file bugs against NX OSS components and clients.

On Sun, Jul 31, 2005 at 08:11:32PM -0700, Sunil wrote:
> Now that the no-machine developer mailing lists are
> dead, is there still a way to file bugs against OSS
> components/clients?
> I wanted to request a solaris x86 client but I don't
> know how to.

due to the closing of the public mailinglists, you will be stuck with either
support <at> nomachine.com or (probably the better choice for bugs)
developers <at> nomachine.com. They are kind and don't bite :)
If appropriate, a FR or TR will be filled in the knowledge base by "them".

Please consider http://www.nomachine.com/documentation/supp-request.php when
reporting bugs.

greet'ngs,
				/fux
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Bruno Delbono | 1 Aug 2005 11:51

Re: Is there a way to file bugs against NX OSS components and clients.

Sunil wrote:
> Now that the no-machine developer mailing lists are
> dead, is there still a way to file bugs against OSS
> components/clients?

You can file a ticket in the bug database or send Gian an email.

> I wanted to request a solaris x86 client but I don't
> know how to.

Well, I have a sparc package for freenx working and all setup (as simple 
as pkgadd). I need a Solaris x86 machine to work on getting nxserver 
supported. I also would like to get this working (or tested) on Solaris 
7/8/9. I'll send an email later on this week with details.

So far, I have these dependancies (and their core dependancies) for 
nxserver package on Solaris.

- SUNWgccruntime
- CSWtextutils
- CSWexpect
- CSWnetcat

SUNWgccruntime is supplied by Sun (in at least Solaris 10). I cannot 
test Solaris 8/9 right now, but initially Solaris 10 should be supported.

As for your initial question of nxclient on Solaris...I hope we can get 
nxclient for Solaris x86. Till then, you can either setup lxrun on x86 
(with RH 6.0) or wait till LAE (2006 perhaps).
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Paul van der Vlis | 1 Aug 2005 15:49
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NXclient question

Hello,

Is it possible to configure NXclient so, that it asks for a username?

I would like a blank username, and the cursor on the username (it's for 
thin clients).

With regards,
Paul van der VLis.

BTW: is it OK to ask questions about the commercial NXclient here?
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Thorsten Sandfuchs | 1 Aug 2005 16:18
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Re: NXclient question

On Mon, Aug 01, 2005 at 03:49:22PM +0200, Paul van der Vlis wrote:
> Is it possible to configure NXclient so, that it asks for a username?
> I would like a blank username, and the cursor on the username (it's for 
> thin clients).
> BTW: is it OK to ask questions about the commercial NXclient here?

if they don't imply implementation issues, I think we help were we can, but
with this request you better ask nomachine. Or you can try to use "our"
nxrun-libraries to put together your own client.

				/fux
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Kurt Pfeifle | 1 Aug 2005 17:23
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Re: NXclient question

On Monday 01 August 2005 14:49, Paul van der Vlis wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> Is it possible to configure NXclient so, that it asks for a username?
> 
> I would like a blank username, and the cursor on the username (it's for 
> thin clients).
> 
> With regards,
> Paul van der VLis.
> 
> BTW: is it OK to ask questions about the commercial NXclient here?

It is OK to ask, but don't expect an answer under all conditions.
After all, most of us are fellow users of the same NX Client....

BTW, "commercial" NX Client sounds a bit odd; after all, NoMachine
do not ask for money for the client, and their license even grants
that it is "freely redistributable in binary form". I regard it as
a great gift to have received and being allowed to use.

"Commercial" is when you pay them (NoMachine), either for a support
contract, or for licenses of the (commercial) server.

Cheers,
Kurt
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Fabian Franz | 1 Aug 2005 16:40
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Re: Red Color exchanged with blue in some gtk2 apps


Am Sonntag, 31. Juli 2005 22:16 schrieb Sunil:
> another thing I just noticed is that if I resume the
> same session from windows, the colors show up
> perfectly alright. So, it is a client side problem,
> may be just linux.
>
> now that sucks because I don't have linux client code
> to find out where the problem is. 

You do have the code for the relevant components though.

nxssh and libnxcomp.so.1.5.0 (before it was nxproxy)

So you can make changes to the code, replace the libnxcomp.so.1.5.0 on the 
client and try again ... Until you find the bug ...

cu

Fabian
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Thorsten Sandfuchs | 1 Aug 2005 17:03
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NX.usermode-Howto

hio,
I just assambled a small HOWTO for the new USERMODE-Authorization, which was
lately imported to CVS.

http://openfacts.berlios.de/index-en.phtml?title=FreeNX_Howto

feel free to add your comments and correct my typos directly.

thx to Fabian for this wonderful feature.

so long,
				/fux
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Paul van der Vlis | 1 Aug 2005 17:08
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Re: NXclient question

Thorsten Sandfuchs schreef:
> On Mon, Aug 01, 2005 at 03:49:22PM +0200, Paul van der Vlis wrote:
> 
>>Is it possible to configure NXclient so, that it asks for a username?
>>I would like a blank username, and the cursor on the username (it's for 
>>thin clients).
>>BTW: is it OK to ask questions about the commercial NXclient here?
> 
> if they don't imply implementation issues, I think we help were we can, but
> with this request you better ask nomachine. 

I have no support-contract or something like that...

> Or you can try to use "our"
> nxrun-libraries to put together your own client.

I would prefer a real open source client, but I am not a real good 
programmer. For that reason I want to use my time to switch some 
organisations from Windows to Linux with use of FreeNX, and not to 
program a client.

Is there a client implementation with "your" nxrun-libraries?

I would like to use ThinStation. I've heard Trevor Batley (from 
ThinStation) wants to look at nxclient 1.5 and Moznx. There is allready 
a nxclient 1.4 implementation.

With regards,
Paul van der Vlis.
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