> I think this bug should be closed. I really don't think the Ubuntu
> community or Canonical will ever support the NX technology, since
> they
> think it's flawed by design. But that's ok, because there is now a
> PPA
> for FreeNX Server.
Is there anything archived online on why they think so?
Also, if Nomachine's NS is supposedly flawed, I suppose the same remarks can be made on FreeNX?
So FreeNX would also never make it into Main?
> I personally think it's weird that everyone seems so unwilling to pay
> any attention to this, though I understand the unwillingness to put
> it
> in main. There are some concerns about NX' core libraries, but
> still...
> Nothing compares to the effeciency that NX provides, and truth be
> told,
> sometimes the possibility of doing something outweights the potential
> risk of doing so. Support the FreeNX team instead! It's located at
> https://launchpad.net/freenx-server
I agree NX is a very functional piece of technology. I tend to allways compare it to the Windows Terminal Server / Citrix stack which is very popular in enterprise.
NX might help a lot to get the Linux Desktop pushed into enterprise, but that'll only work is a freely available version is available in the repositories.
----- "Jo-Erlend Schinstad" <email address hidden> wrote:
> I think this bug should be closed. I really don't think the Ubuntu
> community or Canonical will ever support the NX technology, since
> they
> think it's flawed by design. But that's ok, because there is now a
> PPA
> for FreeNX Server.
Is there anything archived online on why they think so?
Also, if Nomachine's NS is supposedly flawed, I suppose the same remarks can be made on FreeNX?
So FreeNX would also never make it into Main?
> I personally think it's weird that everyone seems so unwilling to pay /launchpad. net/freenx- server
> any attention to this, though I understand the unwillingness to put
> it
> in main. There are some concerns about NX' core libraries, but
> still...
> Nothing compares to the effeciency that NX provides, and truth be
> told,
> sometimes the possibility of doing something outweights the potential
> risk of doing so. Support the FreeNX team instead! It's located at
> https:/
I agree NX is a very functional piece of technology. I tend to allways compare it to the Windows Terminal Server / Citrix stack which is very popular in enterprise.
NX might help a lot to get the Linux Desktop pushed into enterprise, but that'll only work is a freely available version is available in the repositories.
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