After installation, you will need to reboot your PC.Once this has completed, click ‘Install’ to install the new version.
You will be presented with a page of available applications.From the Windows desktop, click on the start menu and type ‘Software Center’ into the search box, then click on the application. This software is available for self-install via the Software Center.NoMachine enterprise client for Windowsīefore installing the new version of NX, you need to logout & disconnect from NX if already running.If you have admin privileges, you can download it from (Note that the version downloaded from top page does not offer this feature.) Met department users can install NoMachine on their Windows PC without requesting admin privileges (see below).įor other users, if you are not admin on your machine, please ask IT help-desk to install it. Using the NoMachine WebClient (you need to register for off-campus access via a ticket to DTS through the self service portal) NoMachine NX is an enterprise-class solution for secure remote access, desktop virtualization, and hosted desktop deployment built around the self-designed and self-developed NX suite of components.Download from NoMachine and install (see below).So network performance is definitely the bottleneck for 3D graphics.Īlso I must note that VNC operates only with 2D graphics: it has a very simple protocol that consists mostly of commands like "show this rectangular image on that coordinates", so it definitely won't show any 3D performance.The NX Enterprise client can be obtained: To compare, I also run glxgears native and it showed around 8000 on Linux host and IIRC 500 on Xming with ported glxgears (that was about a year ago and Xming performance may be better now). In both cases it displayed very chopped animation and FPS values around 30 or 50. Network was 100Mbit, graphics card was NVidia GeForce FX 5200 (that's not a very recent card, but it definitely can handle glxgears), and both computers have PIV class processors and around 1Gb of RAM through for these two limits were not reached.
The configurations I tested included both Xming (Xming is really ported Xorg) on Windows + X clients on Linux and both Xorg and clients on Linux. This happens because all accelerated graphics drivers do not really transmit any 3D data through the network (even if this is loopback or even UNIX abstract socket) but do some direct rendering.
I tried transmitting 3D graphics over the network one time and figured out one thing: performance is bad.
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