

Do you have a valid PSI_account and did you use this for making the connection ? If not, get one (see above).For physical desktops, this will depend on the configuration settings of the host. For virtual sessions, this requires that the original user acknowledges such a request for desktop sharing. Or you type a search expression in the input field "Find a user or a desktop"īoth type of desktops allow for desktop sharing by different users, which is useful for collaboration use cases. To avoid this clutter you can click on the "All desktops" Button and choose "My desktops" instead. Initially you may see a lot of connections, both active and suspended, from all users who have access to the same hosts than you have. In the NoMachine client, you can choose which desktops to see. Each user has her/his own personal 'virtual' Linux desktop. The virtual desktop functionality allows individual multiple Linux desktops to run independently on the same host. The session reacts to both mouse and keyboard connected locally and remotely. You "see" the same displays as the person who sits in front of the physical computer. Here you connect to a actual machine having a graphic card and connected monitors. Finally, you should be able to log back in to XFCE with a fresh clean interface.NoMachine offers two types of remote connections, physical and virtual desktops.Then fully logout/close your ICEWM temporary session.If originally connected with XFCE, you can connect with ICEWM and when prompted, terminate your XFCE session.If you have issues re-connecting to a previous session and want to terminate it to start fresh, you can do so by connecting with a different Window Manager. If you find one that's smoother and provides a better user experience, please let us know, we would be happy to share it!

We're still testing various other connection methods, but this has given the smoothest general connection.Host: the fully qualified domain name of connection target.After installing & opening the X2Go Client, create a New Session.Download & install the appropriate x2goclient for your machine (Linux, Mac, Windows) from.users have to be pre-mapped to a specific port (by root user) before ability to connectīecause of the limitations with NoMachine & VNC, we have been testing multiple different alternatives and are currently X2GoĮnsure this client is what you want to use to reach your target server.systemctl (root) access is required to run a vnc server (like tigervnc).VNC servers have changed how they function in newer operating systems and are incompatible with multiple users in an EDU environment:
