High-resolution video and audio streaming Work with all your files, desktop applications and other programs all running on your computer elsewhere

Control your computers remotely as if you were sitting in front of them Remotely administrate unattended computers and give on-the-go support to colleagues and friends Enjoy all videos, including HD movies, TV shows, and music files that are playable only on your computer The perfect travel companion, you can use it to: In just a few clicks you can reach any computer in the world and start working on it as if it was right in front of you. NoMachine is the fastest remote desktop you have ever tried. Let me know if there’s any interest.Travel to any NoMachine-enabled computer at the speed of light. I’ve already ported most of the dependencies for another project. It should be pretty straightforward to build a native NX client connecting to a native X server. Open a VNC connection to localhost:5902, select “Run” from the start menu and launch opennx. Some permissions for key files need to be fixed:Ĭhmod 666 /usr/local/share/keys/server.id_dsa.key We’ll get nxssh and nxproxy directly from NoMachine’s open source site (the fixed IPs might change over time!):

First, you’ll have to install some build dependencies:Īpt-get install libwxgtk2.8-dev libssl-dev libjpeg-turbo8-dev libpng-dev g++ make libx11-dev libxmu-dev Launching your newly installed Ubuntu will get you to a root terminal within your chroot environment. Binary Debian packages are only available for x86 so that we’ll have to build from source. QtNX is part of the standard Ubuntu repositories, but the Qt widgets didn’t seem to work properly – not sure whether it’s a problem with LXDE or with the VNC client, but the controls (dropboxes etc.) simply didn’t render. Installing an NX client is unfortunately a bit harder than I would have hoped. Complete Linux Installer simplifies setting up a chroot environment

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