# sudo /usr/NX/scripts/setup/nxserver –install redhatĪll the errors that the installer comes up with can be safely ignored.

My user base is a lot of video editing and NX is the only solution that works streaming SD and sometimes HD to a work from home environment. For me, NX was necessary because it provides a high-speed high-quality Remote Desktop. For that, anydesk is the best optional Ive found so far. # sudo /usr/NX/scripts/setup/nxnode –install redhat I would not use no machine/NX for Remote IT/systems management. # echo the above URL’s may no longer be correct at the time of you reading this, please check It only took me about one minute, but I thought I might just write down the quick and dirty hack that I just did to get NoMachine’s free terminal server package (which allows two clients to connect at a time…) on Linux. I used to install FreeNX back in the day when it was released, but I have since learnt that it is just much easier to install the free version of NoMachine, especially for my own personal use. If you have never used NoMachine before, it is a fantastic technology that allows you to have a Terminal Server for X on Linux, similar to XenApp for Windows.

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