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Tigerite |
2010-11-30
, 09:09
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@ Peterborough, UK
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#101
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Hmm, I can't think of anything much that's changed, other than installing a libvte patch from https://bugs.maemo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=6009 and one or two key remappings? I've attached the xmodmap from the N900 and again from the server, when connected through snx, in the hope that they may help to track down the problem..
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2010-11-30
, 10:37
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#102
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Not quite there yet...
I can start individual X applications on the remote server and they do accept input. For me that is the most important thing, because I now can check and write my email with thunderbird on the N900. As I use lightning (a calendar plug-in for thunderbird, that syncs with google calendar) this gives me a nice alternative for the N900 email and calendar.
So emboldened, I tried to start a KDE session with 'snx -d user@server startkde', but there is again no keyboard input possible.
Let me stress that I have no urgent use for such functionality right now, but I am curious why this does not work and it would be 'elegant' if the desktop too would function.
paai
I can start individual X applications on the remote server and they do accept input. For me that is the most important thing, because I now can check and write my email with thunderbird on the N900. As I use lightning (a calendar plug-in for thunderbird, that syncs with google calendar) this gives me a nice alternative for the N900 email and calendar.
So emboldened, I tried to start a KDE session with 'snx -d user@server startkde', but there is again no keyboard input possible.
Let me stress that I have no urgent use for such functionality right now, but I am curious why this does not work and it would be 'elegant' if the desktop too would function.
paai
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2010-11-30
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@ Spain
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#103
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Originally Posted by Tigerite
The N900 detection code fails and it's treated as an N8x0.
Hmm, I can't think of anything much that's changed, other than installing a libvte patch from https://bugs.maemo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=6009 and one or two key remappings? I've attached the xmodmap from the N900 and again from the server, when connected through snx, in the hope that they may help to track down the problem..
I detect N900 through environment variable OSSO_PRODUCT_NAME, so let's chech what happens:
Code:
echo $OSSO_PRODUCT_NAME [[ "$OSSO_PRODUCT_NAME" == "N900" ]]&&echo OK
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2010-11-30
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#104
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Originally Posted by paai
Even after you press Ctrl+Return?
Not quite there yet...
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So emboldened, I tried to start a KDE session with 'snx -d user@server startkde', but there is again no keyboard input possible.
Even after you press with the stylus in the remote input widget?
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2010-11-30
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@ Peterborough, UK
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#105
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Originally Posted by maacruz
The N900 detection code fails and it's treated as an N8x0.
I detect N900 through environment variable OSSO_PRODUCT_NAME, so let's chech what happens:
Code:echo $OSSO_PRODUCT_NAME [[ "$OSSO_PRODUCT_NAME" == "N900" ]]&&echo OK
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~ $ echo $OSSO_PRODUCT_NAME N900 ~ $ [[ "$OSSO_PRODUCT_NAME" == "N900" ]]&&echo OK OK
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2010-11-30
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#106
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Update - it's all working again! I removed the /home/user/.nx folder as it was complaining about an invalid cache, and something to do with the font as well. After rm -r'ing it, everything's fine. Weird!
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2010-12-01
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Joined on Nov 2009
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#107
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My nx server is listening on port 23 instead of port 22 (default ssh port).
How can I setup snx to connect to port 23?
How can I setup snx to connect to port 23?
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2010-12-02
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#108
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Originally Posted by tuxian
You can use the standard ~/.ssh/config file, or you can install snx-0.1.5.
My nx server is listening on port 23 instead of port 22 (default ssh port).
How can I setup snx to connect to port 23?
New snx-0.1.5 release:
- Added support for alternate ssh port (user@host
ort)
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2010-12-05
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#110
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How can I emulate a right-mouse-button click?
