Hi Stefan,

On Fr 16 Dez 2011 16:10:08 CET Stefan Baur wrote:

During my debug session, I noticed that these two packages:
ii libxcompext3 1:3.5.0-1-0~x2go-bpo1+lenny~main~36~build1 NX X11 protocol compression extensions library ii libxcompshad3 3.5.0-2-0~x2go-bpo1+lenny~main~24~build1 NX shadowing library

Please try the NX packages from the heuler Repos. We have re-engineered building NX packages for Debian/Ubuntu. The heuler packages should be fully compatible with FreeNX. Though the nxagent/nxauth binaries are not yet tested.

If you encounter any problems with those, please report that here.

So I tried uninstalling and reinstalling them.
Trying to uninstall them, I got a warning that this would uninstall the FreeNX packages as well, so I repackaged all of the named packages (freenx freenx-media, freenx-session-launcher, freenx-rdp, freenx-server, freenx-vnc, nxagent, x2goserver-printing, x2goserver-extensions, x2goserver, x2goagent) using dpkg-repack just to be safe.

Ok... should not be needed with the NX packages in the heuler Repos.

After that, I proceeded with the uninstall/reinstall and re-added the FreeNX packages.

From what repos do you install FreeNX, I would like to cross-check your experience.

I thought X2Go was supposed to be usable in parallel, so it seems something broke from one version to the next. Is this the end for concurrent installations, or is it possible to make both work in parallel again?

Yes, it is possible. Please give me the Deb-URLs for FreeNX so that I can cross-check.

Thanks,
Mike

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