. Using Finder, navigate to the folder where you downloaded the NX client from NoMachine's site.
Double-click the nxclient-.pkg file. That should open up the installer.
At the welcome screen, click Continue:. Select the volume where you want NX Client to be installed, and click Continue:.
Click Upgrade:. Enter your password, and click OK:. To complete the installation, click Close:. After a successful installation, you should see NX utilities in the 'Applications' folder of Finder, as shown here. A note about UCit software UC researchers are served with. In many cases this software is licensed specifically to UC employees only (i.e., people who receive paychecks from UC) or must be run on UC-owned or controlled equipment, making it inaccessible to Cincinnati Children's personnel.
Please make sure you read the license agreement carefully before you use UC software. Faculty and students of UC are eligible to purchase software from UC. However, when purchasing from UC, the license agreement states that the software can be installed only on your personally owned or UC-owned computer and not on machines owned by other institutions. Since Children’s Hospital is a separate entity from UC, installing software purchased from UC on CCHMC owned computers is a violation of that license agreement. There is a difference in the price of software purchased from Biomedical Informatics at Children’s Hospital versus from the UC Bookstore. This difference is because UC qualifies for the educational discount whereas Children’s Hospital does not. Although Cincinnati Children’s Hospital is affiliated with UC, we are not a degree granting institution. We are a hospital, therefore we only qualify for the healthcare/non-profit discount.
It broke after Mac Os software update, I think. This problem is not uncommon, but I have not seen a solution that would work for me.
Nx Client For Mac
Keyboard mapping is completely screwed up - e.g. Typing 'damn it' gives me '1cxngw'. All machines have QWERTY keyboards and are set up to use US. Client Mac OS version: Version: 10.5.8, Build: 9L30 Client Kernel version uname -a Darwin 9.8.0 Darwin Kernel Version 9.8.0: Wed Jul 15 16:55:01 PDT 2009; root:xnu-1228.15.41/RELEASEI386 i386 Client FreeNX Client version: 3.4.0-8 Client MacPorts version: MacPorts 1.8.2 Client The X Windows System: XQuartz 2.5.0 (xorg-server 1.7.6) Server OS: Ubuntu 9.04 Server Kernel: uname -a Linux 2.6.28-18-generic #60-Ubuntu SMP x8664 GNU/Linux Server Other info: please ask for it but do tell me how to query/look for it. A solution that works with on Mac (10.6) login with an NoMashine-Client to an FreeNX-Server running on an Ubuntu (10.04).
Read out your keyboard mapping from your OSX System Open X11 terminal and execute: xmodmap -pke nxclientmac.xmodmap. Edit nxclientmac.xmodmap to enable also also remapping of shift-,alt- and command-keys Add at the beginning of file: clear Shift clear Lock clear Control clear Mod1!clear Mod2!clear Mod3!clear Mod4!clear Mod5.(following content of former nxclientmac.xmodmap) Add at the end of file.(before content of former nxclientmac.xmodmap). Add Shift = ShiftL ShiftR add Lock = CapsLock add Control = ControlL ControlR add Mod1 = AltL AltR!add Mod2 = Modeswitch!add Mod3 = NumLock!add Mod4 =!add Mod5 =. Copy the new file nxclientmac.xmodmap to your home directory of your used user on server system. Load the key mapping file on server system only when login with this user when using NX-Login Add this lines to your '.profile' file: if -n '$NXSESSIONID' ; then /usr/bin/xmodmap /nxclientmac.xmodmap fi. Terminate former NX-session and login again with NX-client. Now hopefully it works.