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At start a rootless nxagent checks if the real X server has a Window Manager running. It uses a standard detection routine that tries to select a special input (SubStructureRedirect)....
This is a "bookmark" PR to not lose track of this work. It needs to be rebased to current version. And it needs a review of course. see also #947
I'm trying to package ``nx-libs-full`` for Voidlinux. https://github.com/void-linux/void-packages/pull/27432 X86_64 and i686 glibc builds are successful, but all other arch fails. Gentoo package limits to some arch too : https://packages.gentoo.org/packages/net-misc/nx Is...
[xdpyinfo_agent_side.txt](https://github.com/ArcticaProject/nx-libs/files/6398810/xdpyinfo_agent_side.txt) [xdpyinfo_proxy_side.txt](https://github.com/ArcticaProject/nx-libs/files/6398811/xdpyinfo_proxy_side.txt) This was a rootless session: NXAGENT(smtcac2668:7954, pid=42833): nxagentCheckForDepthsCompatibility: WARNING! Tolerance [0] too low and failed to match available depth [15]. NXAGENT(smtcac2668:7954, pid=42833): nxagentCheckForDepthsCompatibility: WARNING! New available depths [7]...
needs further investigation 1. run desktop session 2. reconnect to that session from an X server without local window manager
This is a WIP branch, addressing the fix of Composite extension support in nxagent.
1. run an nx session (in my case a LXDE Desktop session) from Windows (maybe irrelevant) 2. mark something on the client side and copy to clipboard 3. paste somewhere...
package: nxagent While it is to be expected that you can't see the mouse pointer of the user you're trying to assist, not seeing your own mouse pointer is really...
Today my session got stuck while I was doing something outside the session. When activating the session window again it was not responsive. It was displaying the Centos unlock screen....
I was running a rootless session using current x2goclient to a quite recent x2goserver. Then I pressed ctrl-alt-shift-escape and got this:  There are two problems with this: 1. there's...