It probably boils down to KDE requiring Mord OpenGL support than x2go can offer. But you can try to use the current NX beta and see if the situation improves for you. See https://wiki.x2go.org/doku.php/doc:howto:nx-libs-betatesting
Does it work fod you with the mate desktop?
Uli
Am 24.10.2017 19:09 schrieb "Hans-Peter Jansen" <hpj@urpla.net>:
Hello everybody,
after noticing this wonderful project, I started with a new openSUSE Build Service repo for x2go today:
https://build.opensuse.org/project/show/home:frispete:RemoteDesktop:x2go
since RemoteDesktop:x2go is somewhat orphaned and suffers from serious bit rot in some auxiliary packages. While at it, I've updated x2goclient to 4.1.0.1 already, and plan to update the other packages, that saw new releases, soon.
Being a heavy remote user of all kinds (ssh, vnc, rdp), this project is a perfect fit. I never got NX to cooperate nicely, but always thought, that the basic concepts are sound.
Anyway, I was able to install the x2goserver and x2goplasmabindings packages on a remote system (Leap 42.3 Virtualbox VM on a 42.3 host), and successfully connect to it with the x2goclient package, reaching out a nice and fresh KDE desktop.
So far for the good news.
After login, powerdevil crashes with signal 6 (related to non existing DimDisplay action). This in turn results in a drkonqi crash (sig 11).
Probably related to these, the X2Go PLasma Bindings failed to remove the shut down and reboot actions in the K menu.
Immediately logging out results in a ksmserver crash, that effectively prevents a successful log out, hence the session can only be terminated the hard way from the X2Go client UI.
Parallel ssh sessions to the server appear locked at some point (not immediately after login, but somewhat later on).
There are some konsole related issues, resulting in a delay by 1 to 6 seconds from any pressed key. Interestingly, xterm doesn't suffer from this behaviour.
Are these effects known already? Any ideas/mitigations/workarounds?
The "unboxing" experience is very nice already. The performance is great.
Filing these issues as bugs starts with the question, what package they relate to?
Are you guys still using a patched libssh package?
Thanks in advance.
Cheers,
Pete
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