Hi,
I am working on a vmware view based solution to display Windows XP
sessions on our Sun Rays. We require this to be available both in kiosk
mode as well as as a user application for regular Unix sessions. I am
currently facing these issues:
- SRVC: What comes from Sun is basically for kiosk mode only. At a first
glance it should be somewhat easily be possible to rework the scripts
around vdmclient.jar so that it can be used on demand in a regular X
session based on Solaris. As an alternative I have tried the open source
view client from vmware but got stuck in getting libboost compiled for
Solaris. Also it seems to only work with rdesktop given the obvious
disadvantages as compared to uttsc. So VMware View open client is not an
option in my eyes. Does anybody know if a solution is already available
somewhere before I develop things on my own?
- SRWC: In a kiosk session on a multihead group Windows just sees that
one big single display which results in very inconvenient behaviour in
regards to window positioning and geometry (like it is on the 2FS
clients). If a user maximizes a window, she really does not want it to
span across the borders of the physical display. Is there a way to make
Windows aware of the actual physical screens?
Thanks
Jochen
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