On 28/05/15 00:22, Frédéric Henry-Couannier wrote:
Well i'm not sur i understand what you mean by... the right settings...
Please see the wiki link, and ask questions once you've read it.
May be my problem from the begining is that xpra and winswitch are not provided
by my linux distro which is Mageia so i had to install following instructions
on a web site and i'm not sure it's complete...
You're not saying which instructions, so that's impossible for me to say.
for instance i dont have winswitch ...
It isn't required if all you want is xpra.
The Mageia team told be that i should ask the xpra developpers to make a rpm
for mageia ...
Not going to happen I am afraid. We can't support every distro out there.
Though we will gladly accept packaging contributions that enhance
support for those distros.
Cheers
Antoine
Le Mercredi 27 mai 2015 10h55, Antoine Martin <[email protected]> a
écrit :
On 27/05/15 00:37, Frédéric Henry-Couannier wrote:
thanks for answering,
yes xterm forwarding works. and yes i get a window which content is black
for Xnest.
i will try Xephyr ... so far i confirm that xpra is indeed somewhat faster
than x2go, but it's still slow for youtube video in HD full screen ... could it
be because my client is not powerfull (odroid C1)?
Assuming that you are using the right settings, see:
http://xpra.org/trac/wiki/Encodings
(usually means using lz4+rgb on a LAN, or h264 otherwise)
Encoding is almost always CPU bound on the server side, rarely an issue
client side.
(having opengl rendering client side helps too)
Handling fullscreen at resolutions higher than 1080p is a different problem,
which we will try to deal with in future releases.
Antoine
Le Mardi 26 mai 2015 12h57, Antoine Martin <[email protected]> a écrit :
On 26/05/15 15:53, Frédéric Henry-Couannier wrote:
> hello ,
> Now i have tested successfully xpra for application forwarding between a
Linux server station and an odroid (client) . However i cant make it work for the
full desktop forwarding.
> I tried on the server:xpra start --start-child="Xnest :200 -ac -geometry
800x600+24" :100
> DISPLAY=:200 fluxbox&and get message
> Xlib: extension "RANDR" missing on display ":200"
Some window managers may require randr, though I don't think fluxbox does.
You might want to try with Xephyr instead of Xnest.
> ?? what does it mean i have no idea
> Then on the client xpra attach ssh:SERVERUSERNAME@SERVERHOST:100gives me a
black screen
By "a black screen", I assume that you mean you get a window whose
contents are black?
The fact that something shows up at all tells me that xpra is forwarding
something, which should be the Xnest window.
Have you tried another window manager instead of fluxbox?
Have you tried also starting and xterm on that display? Does that show up?
Antoine
> best,
> Fred
>
>
> Le Mardi 7 avril 2015 23h54, basd <[email protected]> a écrit :
>
>
> In my earlier post I mentioned problems connecting to server socket for
desktops. However, with
> implementation of xpra-0.14.21 I am able to run xpra sessions.
>
> Interestingly, I can spawn multiple child windows from an xpra remote
application that function as
> windows on the client -- but can be moved collectively to another client.
This is a reasonable
> substitute for desktop sessions.
>
> Back when I was using iceWM desktop for remote sessions, I wrote a bash
script that provides a menu
> for launching favorite programs. Using that script, I can launch an xterm
session in xpra, run my
> menu bash script and launch separate programs from it. For instance, I can
run firefox, dolphin
> file manager, libreoffice and even Yast2 (openSuSE's administrative control
panel). So far, this
> appears to give me the same functionality as running these programs in an
iceWM desktop session,
> with the additional advantage that the xpra child windows function as
windows on the client desktop
> itself. Both server and clients are running KDE 4.14 -- this is
interesting, because winswitch.org
> FAQs seem to indicate applications are problematic to run under KDE/Plasma.
>
> I had to mark ssh_tunnel=False in the server.conf file, since ssh
tunnelling is not working for me.
>
> Other points:
>
> *I have concluded that my installs apparently cannot do ssh tunnelling. I
never tried to implement
> this because I use a VPN, so I have always used direct connections. Ssh is
active on the server and
> I can use sftp, ssh, etc. to the server.
> *Sometimes when exiting xpra windows, a "ghost" xpra session is left in the
winswitch menu list, as
> "unknown". I can't access or kill this session.
> *opSU 13.1 repositories have libwep4 series and current xpra requires
libwep5, which is available in
> opSU 13.2 repositories.
>
>
> For reference:
>
> Server 1:
> 6 core AMD x86_64
> openSuSE 13.1
> linux kernel 3.11.10-25-desktop
> KDE platform 4.14.6
> winswitch-0.12.20 in an rpm I built from sources under opSU 13.1
> xpra-0.14.4 (also in an rpm I built from sources)
>
> remote desktops work / remote applications do not work
>
> Server 2:
> 8 core AMD x86_64
> openSuSE 13.2
> linux kernel 3.19.3-1-gf10e7fc-desktop
> KDE platform 4.14.6
> winswitch-0.12.20 in an rpm I built from sources under opSU 13.2
> xpra-0.14.21 (also in an rpm I built from sources under opSU 13.2)
>
> remote desktops do not work / remote applications do work, per above
description.
>
> Barrington Daltrey
>
>
>
>
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