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2010-02-01
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n interesting link I wanted to share(in regards to this):
http://www.bleb.org/software/maemo/
At the bottom you will find some information about Citrix, which besides being a bit contradicting (it isn't, but it is easy possible?) might help some more advanced users a bit more.
Meanwhile I'll be RDesktop-ing and/or OpenVNC-ing it through my PC.
Unfortunately, with the advent of 2006 OS and the use of EABI, older ARM Linux binaries will no longer work on the 770 without recompilation. Therefore, unless Citrix recompile and provide new binaries, or an open source client is made available, Citrix is not easily possible on a modern Maemo device.
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2010-02-01
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Export is a command to the shell that is processing your typing, starting programs in response, etc. You're telling the shell to share (export) a definition of a variable to child processes that the shell starts up. Unless you export a variable, it's local (effective) only for the shell and not its child processes.
In an xterm, try these commands in sequence:
set
foo=bar
food=beer
set
set | grep foo
env | grep foo
export food
env | grep foo
env is the child process in this example.
To type the pipe character on the N900 you'll need to access the symbols characters.
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2010-02-06
, 18:23
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2010-02-26
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2010-06-09
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I was able to get the citrix reciever for arm linux working. I had the developement repos enabled.
as root
1. install as directed from install.txt for citrix
2. apt-get install libXaw.so.7
3. apt-get install libXinerama1
I downloaded a launch.ica file by logging into the WIG and right clicking on a published app.
then ran
./wfica launch.ica
note: it is not optimized for the N900 and does not let you scroll around the screen.
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2010-06-22
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2010-06-22
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I was able execute the launch.ica from the browser.
1. apt-get install libXaw.so.7
2. apt-get install libXinerama1
3. create a directory called citrix inside /home (/home/citrix)
4. download the citrix linux client for arm 11.100 (linuxarm-11.100.158406.tar.gz) and save in /home/citrix
5. tar -xvzf linuxarm-11.100.158406.tar.gz (inside /home/citrix)
6. ./setupwfc (accept the default choices, just change the installation folder to /home/user/ICAClient)
7. vi /etc/profile insert 'export ICAROOT=/home/user/ICAClient' in the line below of 'export PATH...'
8. cp /home/user/ICAClient/npica.so /home/user/.mozilla/plugins/
9. reboot
10. Open maemo default browser, point to your citrix web interface (If citrix asks to install the client, just select "I already have...") and try to lauch something.
I'm able to lauch my applications using the citrix web interface.
Thanks!
Ops! I forgot one step... chown -R user.users /home/user/.ICAClient (yep, with the dot)
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2010-12-29
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2010-12-30
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application, citrix, citrix client, client, fremantle, maemo, maemo 5, request |
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I did came across an interesting link I wanted to share(in regards to this):
http://www.bleb.org/software/maemo/
At the bottom you will find some information about Citrix, which besides being a bit contradicting (it isn't, but it is easy possible?) might help some more advanced users a bit more.
Meanwhile I'll be RDesktop-ing and/or OpenVNC-ing it through my PC.
* part of the reason I got the N900, it would hopefully accelerate the learning process the phone being one of my main gadgets