![]() The other mode lets a user see another user’s desktop(who happens to be on the NX Server machine) using VNC functionality. The NoMachine system adds compression and a wrapper of security around the whole data stream. I downloaded the evaluation version of the server from the NoMachine Web site. The company offers personal, business, and enterprise-level server evaluation programs for various flavors of Linux and Solaris. The client is available for Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, and Solaris. While NoMachine has released the core NX technology under the GPL, the NX server is a commercial product and can be purchased online. NoMachine also has support packages available. ![]() I downloaded the standard client (about 1MB) and the personal server version (about 6MB). I also downloaded a Windows version to run on my clanky old Windows 98 desktop. I planned to put the client software on the two desktop machines for a speed comparison. The NoMachine server would reside on my AMD Athlon 64 Linux laptop. The Linux client installed with a simple rpm -ivh filename. The Windows client installed with a simple. Putting the NX Server program on my Athlon 64/SUSE 9.3 Linux laptop was a different story.Īt the start of this project, I downloaded and tried to install both the personal and small business versions. The program key apparently works with only one version at a time. ![]() I chased my tail for a few hours before figuring out how to remove the first server package I installed (small business) and getting the one that matched the key (personal) working right. ![]()
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