Am 21.02.2012 16:14, schrieb Daniel Lindgren:
So, to the Windows client users out there: Can anyone of you think of a
reason that speaks against saving the settings in a file?
One possible reason would be the option to use Group Policy to
distribute registry settings to users and predefine sessions for them.
However, I do not see any problems with using session files to do the
same, in fact I would prefer it because of the portability (and
transferability) of files vs registry settings.
AOL! Erm, I mean, "Me too".
I haven't tried the
--portable option in Windows, hopefully it allows you to start a
session from the command line (or a shortcut) by specifying the
session file.
That is independent of --portable, as far as I can tell from
x2goclient.exe --help, so it *should* (IOW, I haven't tested it) be
possible with settings saved in the registry as well: The parameter to
do that is --session=<session>, where <session> is the ID-string of a
session saved either in a sessions file or in the registry.
-Stefan
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