Hello ... I would like to know if it's possible to connect to the broker and have someone launch a linux published application without having to install any type of x2go client (web client or local client). Maybe via HTML5 or ideally Java or something else which will run the application in a seamless window.
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Am 26.09.2015 um 03:12 schrieb Trevor Davis:
Hello ... I would like to know if it's possible to connect to the broker and have someone launch a linux published application without having to install any type of x2go client (web client or local client). Maybe via HTML5 or ideally Java or something else which will run the application in a seamless window.
No, we currently have no HTML5 or Java Client. And I'm seriously hoping we will never have a Java Client, as HTML5 is the way to go here.
A HTML5 client is something that is repeatedly requested, but no one wants to tackle that in their free time, and when people hear the cost estimates for professional development, they back down again and declare that it's "just not that important" to them any more. Been there, done that, more than just once.
You do not have to install X2GoClient, though - you can grab the installation directory from one machine where you installed it and copy it over ot another, or put it somewhere on your LAN.
Kind Regards, Stefan
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Yes, X2Go is a "portable app" on Windows (7 at least), and I imagine can be on other platforms as well. I've wrapped it with a script for my users that injects session settings useful to our specific environment, and it works pretty well...
James Pulver CLASSE Computer Group Cornell University
On 09/26/2015 05:57 AM, Stefan Baur wrote:
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Hello ... I would like to know if it's possible to connect to the broker and have someone launch a linux published application without having to install any type of x2go client (web client or local client). Maybe via HTML5 or ideally Java or something else which will run the application in a seamless window. No, we currently have no HTML5 or Java Client. And I'm seriously hoping we will never have a Java Client, as HTML5 is
Am 26.09.2015 um 03:12 schrieb Trevor Davis: the way to go here.
A HTML5 client is something that is repeatedly requested, but no one wants to tackle that in their free time, and when people hear the cost estimates for professional development, they back down again and declare that it's "just not that important" to them any more. Been there, done that, more than just once.
You do not have to install X2GoClient, though - you can grab the installation directory from one machine where you installed it and copy it over ot another, or put it somewhere on your LAN.
Kind Regards, Stefan
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