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Evolution of classic nx technology - FreeNX

All these years, the classic nx was not as dead as it seemed ;) It is used in production and develops as fast as it can.

I am very grateful to the developers of the ArcticaProject/nx-libs for maintaining backward compatibility and the opportunity to use their libraries instead of self-assembly.

Compared to the original freenx new features added by community:

  • CUPS Server mode: servers's system CUPS used directlty (witch sudo) and remote printers can be share between users;

  • NXACLS in user mode: control of starting specific applications and their substitution for users and groups;

  • Printers and shares multimount: in case multiply sessions from one client's computer try shares leave while there is at least one running session;

  • Pulseaudio sound: direct, tunnelled, with or without resampling;

  • Localization of windows sharenames;

  • Control of rootles sessions ending: based on application-process internal customizable map.

  • ...

Thats all worked with opennx ce liux/windows client, but original nxclient basicaly alive too (with restrictions).

Debian package home-maded for Devuan ASCII now. There is a suspicion that under Debian Stretch everything will be fine.

dimbor. 2019.

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