On Wed Jun 11 06:50, John Goerzen wrote: > Matthew Johnson wrote: > > > No, QTNX is only the client. It doesn't cover setting up a server, > > sorry. > > Hrm. It seems that the NX stuff has a lot of potential, but there isn't > enough information anywhere to learn how to use it. I think that qtnx > ought to at least provide a pointer to the necessary packages containing > the server setup instructions. > > You really think it makes sense to just dump qtnx out there without any > sort of information on how to set up the server that it is only useful > with? It should be simple to add this information. Does the server > exist in Debian?
The server does not and unfortunately cannot be in Debian (embedded code copies of random branches of X11, etc). However, there are a large number of people who will want to connect to an NX server run by someone else. In those cases apt-get install qtnx should be sufficient for them to do so. Your point about documentation is valid. It's on my todo list (see the other bug). Matt -- Matthew Johnson
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