Hi there,
I have just packaged our (Dick Kniep and Mike Gabriel, supported by
feedback and design items from Heinz and Alex) first draft of the
graphical X2go client ,,Pyhoca-GUI''. The development currently is
progressing very fast as it gets sponsored by Dick's company
lindix.nl. Thanks a lot for that!!!
You can download the package (and dependencies) for testing from here
(please choose your distro and version):
deb http://packages.das-netzwerkteam.de/debian squeeze main deb http://packages.das-netzwerkteam.de/debian sid main deb http://packages.das-netzwerkteam.de/ubuntu lucid main deb http://packages.das-netzwerkteam.de/ubuntu maverick main
After adding one of the above lines, simply do:
apt-get update apt-get install pyhoca-gui
(PyHoca-GUI currently is mainly tested under Ubuntu lucid!!! No
support for Debian lenny available though!!!)
Currently also, the really developmental profile manager is disabled.
PyHoca-GUI uses the same configuration files as x2goclient. Thus
PyHoca-GUI should work out of the box for most setups / user profiles
that have a working x2goclient configuration.
PyHoca-GUI is only a small icon that docks into your systray (as the
gnome applet for network manager does).
Find this icon (the accelerated X from X2go in Ubuntu-like colors) and
left-click on it. Then choose ,,Authenticate X2go Server'' and you
should find your sesson profiles.
This is all very alpha and please do only test on test systems. No
warranty if you bug your system (which should not happen)!!!
Finally, please note that PyHoca-GUI gets developed in close
cooperation with esp. Heinz and also Alex. Heinz will also provide
some extra artwork (esp. a logo) for PyHoca-GUI, I have seen first
drafts already and I am looking forward to further work of his.
Looking forward for feedback, Mike
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Hi Mike, i want to test it, but where i find the pgp-key? I found only 1943CA5B <http://pgp.zdv.uni-mainz.de:11371/pks/lookup?op=get&search=0x16F74B011943CA5B>
- not 4DC41CF116990FF8
best regards
Udo
Hi Udo,
On Fr 10 Dez 2010 13:03:53 CET Udo Lembke wrote:
Hi Mike, i want to test it, but where i find the pgp-key? I found only 1943CA5B
<http://pgp.zdv.uni-mainz.de:11371/pks/lookup?op=get&search=0x16F74B011943CA5B> - not
4DC41CF116990FF8best regards
Udo
You are using maverick? I have to take a look at it as the GPG key
stuff is a bit unnerving. Install this package into your system and
then you have my GPG keyring...
http://packages.das-netzwerkteam.de/ubuntu/pool/main/n/nwt-keyring/nwt-keyri...
Hope that works...
Greets, Mike
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Hi Mike, i use aptosid and the keyring-package work. pyhoca-gui resolv not all dependencies during the installation. I install further wx-common (don't know if nessassary) and python-wxtools. After that i can start pyhoca-gui.
Thanks for the help
Udo
Am 10.12.2010 13:35, schrieb Mike Gabriel:
Hi Udo,
On Fr 10 Dez 2010 13:03:53 CET Udo Lembke wrote:
Hi Mike, i want to test it, but where i find the pgp-key? I found only 1943CA5B <http://pgp.zdv.uni-mainz.de:11371/pks/lookup?op=get&search=0x16F74B011943CA5B>
- not 4DC41CF116990FF8
best regards
Udo
You are using maverick? I have to take a look at it as the GPG key stuff is a bit unnerving. Install this package into your system and then you have my GPG keyring...
http://packages.das-netzwerkteam.de/ubuntu/pool/main/n/nwt-keyring/nwt-keyri...
Hope that works...
Greets, Mike
Hi Udo,
On Fr 10 Dez 2010 15:44:49 CET Udo Lembke wrote:
Hi Mike, i use aptosid and the keyring-package work. pyhoca-gui resolv not all dependencies during the installation. I
install further wx-common (don't know if nessassary) and
python-wxtools. After that i can start pyhoca-gui.
I have just added the dependencies...
Thanks for the help
Udo
if you have time to test PyHoca-GUI a little that would be great. If
you want to send me bug reports (no bugtracker for now...), please run
the client with
pyhoca-gui --debug --libdebug
There will be quite a lot of output then that might be helpful for me
in tracking down bugs.
Greets, Mike
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On Fri, 10 Dec 2010 12:33:17 +0100, Mike Gabriel <m.gabriel@das-netzwerkteam.de> wrote:
Hi there,
I have just packaged our (Dick Kniep and Mike Gabriel, supported by feedback and design items from Heinz and Alex) first draft of the graphical X2go client ,,Pyhoca-GUI''. The development currently is progressing very fast as it gets sponsored by Dick's company lindix.nl. Thanks a lot for that!!!
Do you think it's possible to make a browser plugin for this client ?
Regards, gml
Hi GML,
On Fr 10 Dez 2010 13:49:34 CET wrote:
On Fri, 10 Dec 2010 12:33:17 +0100, Mike Gabriel <m.gabriel@das-netzwerkteam.de> wrote:
Hi there,
I have just packaged our (Dick Kniep and Mike Gabriel, supported by feedback and design items from Heinz and Alex) first draft of the graphical X2go client ,,Pyhoca-GUI''. The development currently is progressing very fast as it gets sponsored by Dick's company lindix.nl. Thanks a lot for that!!!
Do you think it's possible to make a browser plugin for this client ?
Everything is possible, but it is not intended... Plugin usage is
completely off my focus for the GUI.
The plugin development takes place with Heinz&Alex. Please support and
refer to them.
Greets, Mike
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Hi Mike,
On Fri, 10 Dec 2010 13:57:21 +0100, Mike Gabriel <m.gabriel@das-netzwerkteam.de> wrote:
Do you think it's possible to make a browser plugin for this client ?
Everything is possible, but it is not intended... Plugin usage is completely off my focus for the GUI.
The plugin development takes place with Heinz&Alex. Please support and refer to them.
I know that, but we have no news for months regarding the new plugin, and I really need it, and be able to hack it… And the 'old' plugin is way to hard to compile.
I really need a recent and hackable plugin, so I'm a little bit lost :/ I thought maybe a plugin for this GUI could be easier to code…
gml
Hallo Gabriel!
--- Mike Gabriel <m.gabriel@das-netzwerkteam.de> schrieb am Fr, 10.12.2010:
Von: Mike Gabriel <m.gabriel@das-netzwerkteam.de> Betreff: [X2go-dev] PyHoca-GUI (graphical Python X2go client) ready for Hi there,
I have just packaged our (Dick Kniep and Mike Gabriel, supported by feedback and design items from Heinz and Alex) first draft of the graphical X2go client ,,Pyhoca-GUI''. The development currently is progressing very fast as it gets sponsored by Dick's company lindix.nl. Thanks a lot for that!!!
Thanks too! It was wise to spend money on better development!!!
After adding one of the above lines, simply do:
apt-get update apt-get install pyhoca-gui
(PyHoca-GUI currently is mainly tested under Ubuntu lucid!!! No support for Debian lenny available though!!!)
It worked!!! Other than the old clients!!! Nobody needs Debian!
Thus PyHoca-GUI should work out of the box for most setups / user profiles that have a working x2goclient configuration.
Please change it to gconf!!!
PyHoca-GUI is only a small icon that docks into your systray (as the gnome applet for network manager does).
I would prefer a integration in existing clients so as remmina... or vinagre - still!
Find this icon (the accelerated X from X2go in Ubuntu-like colors) and left-click on it. Then choose ,,Authenticate X2go Server'' and you should find your sesson profiles.
I thought this is a fork - why are yu using their icon?
My thoughts about:
*store your work on launchpad! *use the native client feature of chrome to have a webclient without needed of programming a plugin (it is easy and will run even on android phones) *authenticate user with web2.0 sites like passport, openID or fbook *stop talking to the old dev team - look forward and try to become compatible to nx(4?) again - their server is much better.
But it looks so much better so! Go on!
Dear list, dear Heinz and Alex,
On Fr 10 Dez 2010 19:04:26 CET "Eli K." wrote:
*stop talking to the old dev team - look forward and try to become
compatible to nx(4?) again - their server is much better.
It is only relatively nice to get to know Eli's opinion here, but I
may state here that I will certainly proceed cooperating with Heinz
and Alex. The joint work is very very futile. PyHoca-GUI is not a fork
at all, it is a contribution to X2go.
As earlier postings of Eli (or whatever his name is) have not been
very polite berfore and neither very contributive in terms of X2go
development, I recommend setting his mail address to moderated on the
mailing list. I know that esp. Heinz absolutely dislikes moderating
postings to this or any other X2go mailing list, but in his case I
think it a little bit of censorship would be quite appropriate!!!
Thanks, Mike
AND: this list is for discussing about development issues around X2go,
thus this sub-thread ends with this posting!!! Please everyone, stay
with the primary subject of this thread. Do not let it be hi-jacked!!!
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- Mike Gabriel <m.gabriel@das-netzwerkteam.de> [101210 20:08]:
Dear list, dear Heinz and Alex,
On Fr 10 Dez 2010 19:04:26 CET "Eli K." wrote:
*stop talking to the old dev team - look forward and try to become
compatible to nx(4?) again - their server is much better.It is only relatively nice to get to know Eli's opinion here, but I
may state here that I will certainly proceed cooperating with Heinz
and Alex. The joint work is very very futile. PyHoca-GUI is not a fork
at all, it is a contribution to X2go.As earlier postings of Eli (or whatever his name is) have not been
very polite berfore and neither very contributive in terms of X2go
development, I recommend setting his mail address to moderated on the
mailing list. I know that esp. Heinz absolutely dislikes moderating
postings to this or any other X2go mailing list, but in his case I
think it a little bit of censorship would be quite appropriate!!!
+1
Regards/AmicaLinuxement/Saludos/Viele Gruesse! Kurt Gramlich Projektleitung skolelinux.de
kurt@skolelinux.de GnuPG Key ID 0xE263FCD4 http://www.skolelinux.de
Hi,
On 12/10/2010 08:08 PM, Mike Gabriel wrote:
On Fr 10 Dez 2010 19:04:26 CET "Eli K." wrote:
*stop talking to the old dev team - look forward and try to become ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ That does not help anybody.
compatible to nx(4?) again - their server is much better.
It is only relatively nice to get to know Eli's opinion here, but I may state here that I will certainly proceed cooperating with Heinz and Alex. The joint work is very very futile. PyHoca-GUI is not a fork at ^^^^^^ I am quite sure you meant something totally different than what you wrote there... ;-)
all, it is a contribution to X2go.
As earlier postings of Eli (or whatever his name is) have not been very polite berfore and neither very contributive in terms of X2go development, I recommend setting his mail address to moderated on the mailing list. I know that esp. Heinz absolutely dislikes moderating postings to this or any other X2go mailing list, but in his case I think it a little bit of censorship would be quite appropriate!!!
I don't like censorship at all. IMHO it would be a bad precedent to censor someone's mails because they express unpopular views.
AND: this list is for discussing about development issues around X2go, thus this sub-thread ends with this posting!!! Please everyone, stay with the primary subject of this thread. Do not let it be hi-jacked!!!
Well, you can't stop a thread on a public mailing list by pronouncing you are the only one entitled to an opinion. Of course you can ignore any follow-ups (which can be quite tough ;-).
Best regards, Erik
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On So 12 Dez 2010 18:26:20 CET Erik Auerswald wrote:
It is only relatively nice to get to know Eli's opinion here, but I may state here that I will certainly proceed cooperating with Heinz and Alex. The joint work is very very futile. PyHoca-GUI is not a fork at ^^^^^^ I am quite sure you meant something totally different than what you
wrote there... ;-)
Upppsss... yes indeed, I meant fertile... ;-)
Mike
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On 12 December 2010 20:39, Mike Gabriel <m.gabriel@das-netzwerkteam.de> wrote:
On So 12 Dez 2010 18:26:20 CET Erik Auerswald wrote:
It is only relatively nice to get to know Eli's opinion here, but I may state here that I will certainly proceed cooperating with Heinz and Alex. The joint work is very very futile. PyHoca-GUI is not a fork at
^^^^^^ I am quite sure you meant something totally different than what you wrote there... ;-)
Upppsss... yes indeed, I meant fertile... ;-)
Mike
That was funny! PyHocas slogan has to become: «Resistance is fertile!» :)
Jo-Erlend
Hi there,
On Fr 10 Dez 2010 12:33:17 CET Mike Gabriel wrote:
I have just packaged our (Dick Kniep and Mike Gabriel, supported by
feedback and design items from Heinz and Alex) first draft of the
graphical X2go client ,,Pyhoca-GUI''. The development currently is
progressing very fast as it gets sponsored by Dick's company
lindix.nl. Thanks a lot for that!!!You can download the package (and dependencies) for testing from
here (please choose your distro and version):deb http://packages.das-netzwerkteam.de/debian squeeze main deb http://packages.das-netzwerkteam.de/debian sid main deb http://packages.das-netzwerkteam.de/ubuntu lucid main deb http://packages.das-netzwerkteam.de/ubuntu maverick main
After adding one of the above lines, simply do:
apt-get update apt-get install pyhoca-gui
Since this announcement post quite a few things have happened:
o Brian Mullan made me aware of the GCONF backend of x2goclient_gtk. I only worked with the Qt x2goclient and was not aware of the GTK client using a different config backend (GCONF). Currently these GCONF session profiles are not seen by pyhoca-gui, only plaintext session profiles in ~/.x2goclient/sessions are seen.
If you want to test pyhoca-gui, please install x2goclient (Qt version),
create a session profile from there and then run pyhoca-gui.
A gconf backend (as well as a Windows registry backend for the Windows
version) is on the TODO list, but without a milestone yet.o On Friday night I added RDP-through-X2go-Proxy support into PyHoca-GUI. Thus, you can now also run as RDP configured sessions from PyHoca-GUI
o For Ubuntu lucid (and maybe also Debian squeeze) there was a dependency
problem with my backported python-gevent package. This has also
been fixed.
Greets, Mike
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On 12/12/2010 11:33 AM, Mike Gabriel wrote:
Hi there,
On Fr 10 Dez 2010 12:33:17 CET Mike Gabriel wrote:
I have just packaged our (Dick Kniep and Mike Gabriel, supported by feedback and design items from Heinz and Alex) first draft of the graphical X2go client ,,Pyhoca-GUI''. The development currently is progressing very fast as it gets sponsored by Dick's company lindix.nl. Thanks a lot for that!!!
You can download the package (and dependencies) for testing from here (please choose your distro and version):
deb http://packages.das-netzwerkteam.de/debian squeeze main deb http://packages.das-netzwerkteam.de/debian sid main deb http://packages.das-netzwerkteam.de/ubuntu lucid main deb http://packages.das-netzwerkteam.de/ubuntu maverick main
After adding one of the above lines, simply do:
apt-get update apt-get install pyhoca-gui
Since this announcement post quite a few things have happened:
o Brian Mullan made me aware of the GCONF backend of x2goclient_gtk. I only worked with the Qt x2goclient and was not aware of the GTK client using a different config backend (GCONF). Currently these GCONF session profiles are not seen by pyhoca-gui, only plaintext session profiles in ~/.x2goclient/sessions are seen.
If you want to test pyhoca-gui, please install x2goclient (Qtversion), create a session profile from there and then run pyhoca-gui.
A gconf backend (as well as a Windows registry backend for theWindows version) is on the TODO list, but without a milestone yet.
o On Friday night I added RDP-through-X2go-Proxy support into PyHoca-GUI. Thus, you can now also run as RDP configured sessions from PyHoca-GUI
o For Ubuntu lucid (and maybe also Debian squeeze) there was a dependency problem with my backported python-gevent package. This has also been fixed.
Greets, Mike
Mike, I thought that Heinz said the GTK client was deprecated and that all new development would be with the Qt client. Has that changed?
Regards, Gerry
Hi Gerry,
On So 12 Dez 2010 19:28:22 CET Gerry Reno wrote:
On 12/12/2010 11:33 AM, Mike Gabriel wrote:
Hi there,
On Fr 10 Dez 2010 12:33:17 CET Mike Gabriel wrote:
I have just packaged our (Dick Kniep and Mike Gabriel, supported by feedback and design items from Heinz and Alex) first draft of the graphical X2go client ,,Pyhoca-GUI''. The development currently is progressing very fast as it gets sponsored by Dick's company lindix.nl. Thanks a lot for that!!!
You can download the package (and dependencies) for testing from here (please choose your distro and version):
deb http://packages.das-netzwerkteam.de/debian squeeze main deb http://packages.das-netzwerkteam.de/debian sid main deb http://packages.das-netzwerkteam.de/ubuntu lucid main deb http://packages.das-netzwerkteam.de/ubuntu maverick main
After adding one of the above lines, simply do:
apt-get update apt-get install pyhoca-gui
Since this announcement post quite a few things have happened:
o Brian Mullan made me aware of the GCONF backend of x2goclient_gtk. I only worked with the Qt x2goclient and was not aware of the GTK client using a different config backend (GCONF). Currently these GCONF session profiles are not seen by pyhoca-gui, only plaintext session profiles in ~/.x2goclient/sessions are seen.
If you want to test pyhoca-gui, please install x2goclient (Qtversion), create a session profile from there and then run pyhoca-gui.
A gconf backend (as well as a Windows registry backend for theWindows version) is on the TODO list, but without a milestone yet.
o On Friday night I added RDP-through-X2go-Proxy support into PyHoca-GUI. Thus, you can now also run as RDP configured sessions from PyHoca-GUI
o For Ubuntu lucid (and maybe also Debian squeeze) there was a dependency problem with my backported python-gevent package. This has also been fixed.
Greets, Mike
Mike, I thought that Heinz said the GTK client was deprecated and that all new development would be with the Qt client. Has that changed?
Regards, Gerry
Maybe the GTK client is deprecated, but we should maybe indeed think
about continuing GCONF support. As the GTK client provides a storage
format for GCONF, it will be easy to use that from Python X2go. Python
X2go will be very flexible concerning backends (session backends,
profile backends etc.). In the near future I will add command-line
options that let you choose which backend to choose (e.g. for session
profiles).
Greets, Mike
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