Heinz, I ran some tests with the latest plugin today and here are some things I noticed:
When displaying a single rootless app, as soon as I place the cursor over the title bar it kills the window. Only happens with the x2go remote app window.
Running gnome-terminal natively either locally or remotely displays it correctly. But, when I displayed a single rootless app (gnome-terminal) from a user that had Wine installed, the border was the same as all my other local windows but the palette and menues were all Wine styled and looked like Windows 98.
Remote shares work fine.
Printing did not work - no spool mount.
DPI and compression do not set on whole desktops. They do set on single rootless apps.
That's everything I've noticed so far.
Gerry
Gerry Reno <greno@...> writes:
Heinz, I ran some tests with the latest plugin today and here are some things I noticed:
When displaying a single rootless app, as soon as I place the cursor over the title bar it kills the window. Only happens with the x2go remote app window.
Running gnome-terminal natively either locally or remotely displays it correctly. But, when I displayed a single rootless app (gnome-terminal) from a user that had Wine installed, the border was the same as all my other local windows but the palette and menues were all Wine styled and looked like Windows 98.
Remote shares work fine.
Printing did not work - no spool mount.
DPI and compression do not set on whole desktops. They do set on single rootless apps.
That's everything I've noticed so far.
Gerry
Hi Gerry,
I met one issue you mentioned here before: "place the cursor over the title bar it kills the window", which because of X2Go will try to run the program pointed by environment variable NX_CLIENT, if your cursor over the title bar of single window.
While the NX_CLIENT is set as /usr/bin/x2gosuspend-agent, which will suspend your app. You can just comment it out or set it as /bin/true to make a workaround.
Hope it helps you.
Max
Max Chao <yochaos@...> writes:
Hi Gerry,
I met one issue you mentioned here before: "place the cursor over the title bar it kills the window", which because of X2Go will try to run the program pointed by environment variable NX_CLIENT, if your cursor over the title bar of single window.
While the NX_CLIENT is set as /usr/bin/x2gosuspend-agent, which will suspend your app. You can just comment it out or set it as /bin/true to make a workaround.
Hope it helps you.
Max
Sorry, I forget to mention the NX_CLIENT is in /usr/bin/x2gostartagent. Good luck.
Max
Max, Thanks for the reply. I was wondering why it would just kill the window by having the cursor on it. I haven't had too much time lately to investigate but I'll try your suggestion tomorrow if I get an opportunity.
Thanks, Gerry
On 07/06/2010 07:23 PM, Max Chao wrote:
Max Chao<yochaos@...> writes:
Hi Gerry,
I met one issue you mentioned here before: "place the cursor over the title
bar
it kills the window", which because of X2Go will try to run the program
pointed
by environment variable NX_CLIENT, if your cursor over the title bar of single window.
While the NX_CLIENT is set as /usr/bin/x2gosuspend-agent, which will suspend your app. You can just comment it out or set it as /bin/true to make a workaround.
Hope it helps you.
Max
Sorry, I forget to mention the NX_CLIENT is in /usr/bin/x2gostartagent. Good luck.
Max
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