I'll post it on kraftek.com soon
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And if you build your own free nxserver production-quality implementation, a
lot of end users, many poor schmucks and maybe some he/she-s will be very
grateful.
IT WILL JUST WORK. FCS ALL THE TIME. <-- this is your goal, go for it
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> If you want a production-quality product you can PAY
> the fine people at http://www.nomachine.com for the
> NX server. The rest of us use freenx from
> http://freenx.berlios.de
That is just so wrong on so many levels, I don't even know where to begin.
Tell you what. That just ticked me off enou
Roberto,
good job. Could you post your step by step procedure of compilation and build?
I would pay version from nomachine, but they haven't x86 version.
On Sat, Mar 8, 2008 at 5:40 PM, Roberto Dircio Palacios-Macedo
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> For a production-quality product you can pay the
For a production-quality product you can pay the fine people at
http://www.nomachine.com, the rest of us use freenx http://freenx.berlios.de/
;)
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> It's just a hack. Use it and be happy. If it works
> for you, fine, if not, make it better, it's open
> source. It is not meant to be an "integrated" thing
> into opensolaris. Noone else mentioned anything about
> "integration" in this forum.
That's what I'm saying. It puts all the work of actua
> Nobody's forcing you to pay attention to anything
> that isn't a
> Fully Engineered Finished Product.
>
> But one of the steps that might eventually bring
> something to that
> illustrious status just might be having it convenient
> enough that
> some people (even if not you!) look at it, think
> > Roberto has clearly stated in his own forum that
> the
> > dependencies can be satisfied with installation of
> > required Blastwave.org packages. Please excuse me
> > for my ignorance, but wouldn't this dispose of the
> > need for "integration"?
>
> No.
>
> Blastwave is good for casual use,
> It's just a hack. Use it and be happy. If it works
> for you, fine, if not, make it better, it's open
> source. It is not meant to be an "integrated" thing
> into opensolaris. Noone else mentioned anything about
> "integration" in this forum.
>
> Thanks
>
> - rdircio
> - http://www.kraftek.com
It's just a hack. Use it and be happy. If it works for you, fine, if not, make
it better, it's open source. It is not meant to be an "integrated" thing into
opensolaris. Seems you're the one that wants it to be "integrated", since noone
else said anything about it in this forum.
Thanks
- rdirc
> Roberto has clearly stated in his own forum that the
> dependencies can be satisfied with installation of
> required Blastwave.org packages. Please excuse me
> for my ignorance, but wouldn't this dispose of the
> need for "integration"?
No.
Blastwave is good for casual use, but not more than t
> > It's obvious one can recompile and link the
> binaries
> > somewhere else like /opt/NX.
> > It's easy.
>
> Recompiling is the easy part. Integration is the hard
> one. And if you're bogged down in tons and tons of
> other engineering work, it's too much effort to spare
> on one more thing.
Ro
> It's obvious one can recompile and link the binaries
> somewhere else like /opt/NX.
> It's easy.
Recompiling is the easy part. Integration is the hard one. And if you're bogged
down in tons and tons of other engineering work, it's too much effort to spare
on one more thing.
This message po
It's obvious one can recompile and link the binaries somewhere else like
/opt/NX.
It's easy.
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> One of Sun's bloggers brought the subject of FreeNX
> remote display server for OpenSolaris:
>
> http://blogs.sun.com/xavier/entry/freenx_opensolaris
According to the above blog, he directly hacked under /usr/. You know what that
means?
NX is going to need a lot of integration work to bring t
One of Sun's bloggers brought the subject of FreeNX remote display server for
OpenSolaris:
http://blogs.sun.com/xavier/entry/freenx_opensolaris
See, also:
http://www.kraftek.com/blog/index.php?/archives/227-NX+freenx-server-binary-tarball-for-Solaris-10-x86.html
This is a very exciting develop
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