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<p>Good Morning,</p>
<p>Excuse me for my ignorance<i>, </i>but how accurate/up to date
is the kdrive section of the x2go wiki? It hasn't changed in 3-4
years, however quite a lot has been said about kdrive recently. I
have had the kdrive server installed n my Ubuntu 22.04 machine
since before it was moved to "stable", however I have yet to
succeed in using it. Most of the computers on my home network are
Windows machines. The Windows x2go clients have a kdrive check
box, however when you check that box (on Windows or Ubuntu
clients) and try to connect to the x2go server, nothing happens.
Without the box checked all the x2go clients will connect to the
server, allbeit with the graphics limitations and lag intrinsic to
the original x2go when connecting to "modern" desktops. I use KDE
Plasma. (Note that the "default" settings in the x2go clients for
connecting to KDE Plasma desktops have not worked since I started
using a Ubuntu server with x2go in 2020, you have to choose a
"custom" connection and use the command "startplasma-x11")<br>
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<p>Do I need to make some manual modifications on the x2go server to
get kdrive running? If I do so, do I risk the Windows machines
loosing the ability to connect? Again, apologies if all this
information is already available and I have just not seen/found
it. As I said I have been using x2go since 2020 and it was very
useful when I was trapped in my bedroom for a week with COVID in
2022. I am just hoping that kdrive will improve its performance
and am too stupid/ignorant to get it working without some help.</p>
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<p>Regards</p>
<p>Stuart MacGregor<br>
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