Hello, I am interested in porting the x2go client to Android, so I wanted to know first what are the dependencies, what is done so far, maybe i will start working on an already done version instead of working from scraps. Maybe someone who tried to work on this task have some directions for me. Thank you
Do you have working `ssh -X' (ssh-client + X11 forwarding via ssh) on Android (I don't have such devices and never interested about software for it) ? Try searching for this if you don't have it already. If you have this, then I think that you can make at least graphics forwarding working rather easily. Next stage then would be to port pulseaudio to Android (if they don't have working port already).
Btw, if someone ports x2goclient to android, I can finally think about moving one rather huge project to x2go from xrdp.
2013/9/20, Lucian Apetre <lucian_apetre@yahoo.com>:
Hello, I am interested in porting the x2go client to Android, so I wanted to know first what are the dependencies, what is done so far, maybe i will start working on an already done version instead of working from scraps. Maybe someone who tried to work on this task have some directions for me. Thank you
I would say you should work on getting nxproxy working on Android, before bothering with PulseAudio. But you should start with getting an X-server and SSH with X forwarding running. Somebody recently posted a link to a (somewhat?) working X-server for Android. You could probably start there and try adding SSH to the mix.
2013/9/21 Nable 80 <nable.maininbox@googlemail.com>
Do you have working `ssh -X' (ssh-client + X11 forwarding via ssh) on Android (I don't have such devices and never interested about software for it) ? Try searching for this if you don't have it already. If you have this, then I think that you can make at least graphics forwarding working rather easily. Next stage then would be to port pulseaudio to Android (if they don't have working port already).
Btw, if someone ports x2goclient to android, I can finally think about moving one rather huge project to x2go from xrdp.
2013/9/20, Lucian Apetre <lucian_apetre@yahoo.com>:
Hello, I am interested in porting the x2go client to Android, so I wanted to know first what are the dependencies, what is done so far, maybe i will start working on an already done version instead of working from scraps. Maybe someone who tried to work on this task have some directions for me. Thank you
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On Monday 23 September 2013 13:39:04 Anders Bruun Olsen wrote:
I would say you should work on getting nxproxy working on Android, before bothering with PulseAudio. But you should start with getting an X-server and SSH with X forwarding running. Somebody recently posted a link to a (somewhat?) working X- server for Android. You could probably start there and try adding SSH to the mix. Hello,
as far as Xserver and ssh client for android i use daily.
VXconnectbot - it supports X11 Forwarding X Server ( au.comdarkside.XServer
Both are available on Play Store.
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Am 23.09.2013 13:39, schrieb Anders Bruun Olsen:
I would say you should work on getting nxproxy working on Android, before bothering with PulseAudio. But you should start with getting an X-server and SSH with X forwarding running. Somebody recently posted a link to a (somewhat?) working X-server for Android. You could probably start there and try adding SSH to the mix.
Just as a quick feedback/FYI:
I recently tried out the X server mentioned in the other thread (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=au.com.darkside.XServer&hl=en), in combination with VX Connect, a ConnectBot fork. X was tunneled through the SSH connection for my tests. It was just a short, maybe 5-minute test run, nothing too fancy. Started a few apps and checked if they'd show up.
Seemed to work reasonably well on the LAN. This was, of course, an unaccellerated connection, no fancy x2go/nx stuff involved.
Test environment was a Motorola Milestone 2 (European "Droid 2") with the stock Android 2.3.4+MotoBlur.
Server was Debian Squeeze (currently "oldstable").
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