NX is a new remote desktop technology provided by nomachine. It can provide high-performance Remote Desktop Services from 56 K modem to the LAN environment. NX server is its customized cial version (for money ), freenx is a gpl nx server for the poor. It is said that the sound can also be transmitted like Windows XP, but it has not been tried yet.
Try it on Fedora Core 2. Refer to this article. The author name is "once you 've started using NX, you'll never go back to VNC.", haha. It is relatively simple to install in FC2. Make sure thatThe sshd service is started and runs on port 22.And then check whether the secondary CT and NC packages are installed:
yum install expect nc
Next, wget downloads the RPM packages of Nx and freenx. After the download is complete:
rpm -Uvh nx-1.4.0-0.fdr.4.i386.rpm
rpm -Uvh freenx-0.3.1-0.fdr.0.noarch.rpm
The installation on the server end is complete. The release packages of other systems can be found on the freenx project homepage. The above two RPM packages FC3 should be available.
Next, you need to install a NX client and download it from the nomachine website. I want to download a Windows client. After installation, there is an important step. You need to install the client on the server. copy id_dsa.key to the client: the file path on the server is/var/lib/nxserver/nxhome /. SSH/client. copy id_dsa.key to the C:/program files/NX Client for Windows/share directory. Next, you can start to connect to the server. After running the client, you can select gnome, Kde, CDE, and resolution. Remember to check the "enable SSL traffic" option, then you can connect to the server.
Here, if an XKB error occurs, run the following command as the root user:
cd /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/xkb/rules
ln -sf xorg-it.lst xfree86-it.lst
ln -sf xorg.lst xfree86.lst
ln -sf xorg.xml xfree86.xml
ln -sf xorg xfree86
From: http://www.iuiuiu.com/plog/post/2/107