Thank you for reading my mind and explain better the question. Yes, I just was looking for "Username/Passowrd" fields, nothing more.

Il 26 giugno 2018 alle 7.11 Ulrich Sibiller <uli42@gmx.de> ha scritto:
On Mon, Jun 25, 2018 at 9:26 PM, Stefan Baur <X2Go-ML-1@baur-itcs.de> wrote:
Hi Alaxa,
Am 25.06.2018 um 20:17 schrieb alaxa@libero.it:
I'm sorry, i admit I wasn't clear enough.
so, basically we have 30 little windows pc that act as thinclient.
This sounds like a rather weird setup. If the PCs are only used as
ThinClients, with no local windows applications that you need, then
running Windows on them is just unneccessary ballast.
I would strongly recommend switching to our X2Go ThinClient image - it
can be installed into an existing Windows installation, if you don't
want to/cannot use network booting. Both the network booting as well as
the local installation offer an easy way back to Windows if something
goes wrong, as you do _not_ need to delete Windows/repartition/reformat.
At the welcome screen there are the options to use "windows" or "linux" and each with a specific configration set, call it "session". So when I press "Linux" it calls the MYSESSION only with its settings.
Now, I wanted to keep this welcome interface as clean and easy possible. The good was pyHoca-gui with its "username/password" window, but again, it's too slow to start once a user press "Linux"
then I saw that x2goclient can accept many parameters if run by command line and infact it works nice with the ones I specified in the previous message. Only the GUI is not "clean": it's split vertically in two parts and "worst", on the right, one can still see the name of the session. Well, it's not a drama, but it's not so clean as the pyHoca interface.
The clean way to solve this would be the X2Go Session Broker.
In broker mode, X2GoClient prompts you for your login credentials first,
I think all that's asked for is a mode of x2goclient that does not
display the session list on the right. Should be doable.
What I am wondering: I don't see why pyhoca session initialization
should be slower than x2goclient as they are both doing the same
basically.
Uli
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