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[naguz <naguz@xxxxxxx>]

** Description changed:

  I guess this is a duplicate of the bug at https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg-server/+bug/353126
  Mouse and keyboard action in the client (clicking menue, moving windows etc. are registered on the server. However, the client shows a static image of the server, and does not refresh/update. Switching to/from fullscreen will update the image, but apart from that it's completely static. Makes it unusble.
  
  The reason I report it here even when it's probably not a freenx bug,
  but an X-org one, is that nomachines nx server is reported not to suffer
  from this. I therefore hope it is possible for you to work around it.
  
- This is just a problem when compiz is enabled. Running "metacity
- --replace &" first allows operation as usual.
+ This is just a problem when compiz is enabled, and when connecting to a
+ shadow session. Running "metacity --replace &" first allows operation as
+ usual.
+ 
+ System is Ubuntu 9.04 btw.

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Screen does not update/refresh in client.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/398766
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Status in FreeNX open source NX Server: New

Bug description:
I guess this is a duplicate of the bug at https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg-server/+bug/353126
Mouse and keyboard action in the client (clicking menue, moving windows etc. are registered on the server. However, the client shows a static image of the server, and does not refresh/update. Switching to/from fullscreen will update the image, but apart from that it's completely static. Makes it unusble.

The reason I report it here even when it's probably not a freenx bug, but an X-org one, is that nomachines nx server is reported not to suffer from this. I therefore hope it is possible for you to work around it.

This is just a problem when compiz is enabled, and when connecting to a shadow session. Running "metacity --replace &" first allows operation as usual.

System is Ubuntu 9.04 btw.