Re: [OpenIndiana-discuss] NoMachine or X2Go on Openindiana?

from all of my prior research, RDP is the best protocol, but most implementations on Linux/Unix suck big time. If you're looking for a pay for product, you might be better off looking at a full blown Windows Server, or a Cisco product. I just wish that Sun had released the code for the SunRay

Re: [OpenIndiana-discuss] NoMachine or X2Go on Openindiana?

Hi Jon, Thanks for getting back to on this question. I'll try to dig in a bit more to see how best to proceed forward since I need an NX-based client to be able to run on the Illumos based OS like Openindiana and the best ones that I have come across seem to be actually NoMachine NX or possibly

[OpenIndiana-discuss] NoMachine or X2Go on Openindiana?

Greetings all, I have been researching a lot of information lately towards trying to locate if a NoMachine NX or X2Go client can run on Openindiana, but have have not had any luck in located either any documentation or packages that might be installed. Does anyone have any experience in this

Re: [OpenIndiana-discuss] NoMachine or X2Go on Openindiana?

It was a fair number of years ago, and I only did it as a project to see if it would work, but I got "NoMachine" working on Solaris 10 and on an early OpenIndiana, using the freeNX code, that I can't seem to find online any more. I even managed to compile the NX client for it using another

[OpenIndiana-discuss] wifi card compatibility

Hello, I have a notebook that included an apparently unsupported SIERRA wireless card. So I bought on ebay an Intel 4965 AGN card, which is in the list of the compatible devices. However, both windows and openiniana seem to identify it as an ATHEROS AR9287. Is it possible to have an intel

Re: [OpenIndiana-discuss] wifi card compatibility

On Thu, Nov 16, 2017 at 10:23 PM, Marc Lobelle wrote: > Hello, > > I have a notebook that included an apparently unsupported SIERRA wireless > card. So I bought on ebay an Intel 4965 AGN card, which is in the list of > the compatible devices. However, both windows and

Re: [OpenIndiana-discuss] NoMachine or X2Go on Openindiana?

Yea, I think that I remember working a little bit with the SunRay stuff some years ago and did not know that folks were still using them. I've used RDP on Windows and Linux (via xRDP) for a long time. You are right in that the Linux/Unix implementations leave a lot to be desired, but for this

Re: [OpenIndiana-discuss] wifi card compatibility

On 16/11/17 21:08, Aurélien Larcher wrote: On Thu, Nov 16, 2017 at 10:23 PM, Marc Lobelle wrote: Hello, I have a notebook that included an apparently unsupported SIERRA wireless card. So I bought on ebay an Intel 4965 AGN card, which is in the list of the compatible

Re: [OpenIndiana-discuss] wifi card compatibility

Hi Marc Atheros AR9k series cards are unfortunately not supported yet in OpenIndiana/Illumos Atheros up until and including 8k is supported by default and by freenicdrivers. Atheros drivers are available in Freebsd and Linux but the driver has not been ported/updated yet. Also See:

Re: [OpenIndiana-discuss] NoMachine or X2Go on Openindiana?

Can't speak for others, but the SunRay is/was always a great product. I'm still using SunRay's in my home. Jerry On 11/16/17 01:17 PM, Lonnie Cumberland wrote: Yea, I think that I remember working a little bit with the SunRay stuff some years ago and did not know that folks were still using

[OpenIndiana-discuss] Sysem repository is now working on OpenIndiana

Hello, guys. Now you can use Solaris-style system repository service, so that pkg in ipkg-branded zone speaks to outside word via global zone. Documentation was updated: http://docs.openindiana.org/handbook/systems-administration/#zones (look at "System repository configuration"). This