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On 02/10/15 09:07, Rich Freeman wrote: |
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>On Mon, Feb 9, 2015 at 10:15 PM, Joseph <syscon780@×××××.com> wrote: |
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>> I'm still using "nxserver-freenx" and "nxclient" they are working OK with |
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>> XFCE |
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>> and they are still valid packages. |
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>> Does it mean, they might be pulled out of gentoo packages? |
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>> Is x2go stable on XFCE4? |
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>I've had my share of issues with both. I doubt that anybody is going |
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>to get rid of nx just to do it. However, it has been fairly dead |
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>upstream and that probably means all the usual kinds of issues (maybe |
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>some dependency update will break it, etc). If I were still actively |
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>using it I'd be looking for alternatives, though to be honest there |
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>aren't really many out there. |
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>It seems like everybody has been moving more and more towards things |
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>like client-side-rendering, hardware acceleration, and so on. The |
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>experience on NX was slowly becoming a lot more like VNC anyway. |
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How does it work: client-side-rendering. Is there a solution on Gentoo. |
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For me "nxserver-freenx" still works perfectly on Gentoo but I couldn't get nxclient to work on xubuntu. |
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Joseph |
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