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["Clement Hermann (nodens)" <clement.hermann@xxxxxxx>]

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Marcelo Boveto Shima a écrit :
> Hi Clement,
Hi marcelo, thanks for your quick answer !

> I myself tried to make it work some time ago. No success.
> When I was replying you, telling that it was not implemented, I
> remembered that there was a feature on FreeNX called vnc-local.
> vnc-local was using vnc instead of nxshadow to shadow a session, but the
> structure is there.
> The good news was that shadowing local session was almost ready. So just
> one change and now shadowing local session is working.
> 
> Please test freenx version 0.7.3+svn612-0freenxteam10
> 

It works !

I now see two sessions in the list. They both refer to the same local
session, and th user name is not displayed, but's that's definitely an
improvement.

Attaching the session work as well, although it does not like
compositing at all (I had to kill compiz via SSH to render the session
usable).

One last question, do you know if there's a way to change the remote
resolution instead of "zooming" it out ? Or to use a real fullscreen ?

I have two displays both at home and at work, but I'd like to use only
one (nx does not know how to handle two screens, so everything is seen
as one and it's a bit awkward). If I resize the window on the client
side, the resolution does not change but everything is shrinked to fit
in the window. The client opens a windows that has the same size
whatever resolution I ask, and it's not even the resolution of the server.

Anyway, thanks a lot, I need to play with it a little but I can at least
close a remote session properly, saving ongoing work and open a full new
NX session and thus not having to kill firefox, gajim and thunderbird
before working.

Cheers,


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