Yes and no.
For Windows, you could put the X2GoClient directory on the USB flash
drive, add the ssh private key, and add a small batch file that runs
x2goclient.exe with the "--portable" option.

The catch is that there is no autorun for USB flash drives (that's a
security feature) in Windows, so your users would have to double-click
on the batch file.

Using a CD/DVD would probably work, as Windows does support autorun
there, IIRC.

Note that a system administrator may change this and e.g. disable
autorun completely, so there's no guarantee that it will work in 100%
of all cases.

- -Stefan

Hi Stefan,

Oh, I forgot to indicate that I want to do this on Linux. On Windows, I don't know how that could work and the scripting environment is a little sketchy, but I know that there have been similar projects under Linux, for ssh and login, but that was a long time ago.

PamUSB if I recall correctly. Is there something like that in X2go? I just remember seeing something in the list of features.

The idea would be (like in PamUSB it was) that when you pull the stick out, the session autocloses.

Markus