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From CosmoPOD
by Stephen Ensor on Sunday 30/Oct/2005, @05:05
Thanks for the nice comments, regarding the logon issues I am working on them I am just having huge amounts of people registering at the moment.
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Re: From CosmoPOD
by no name on Sunday 30/Oct/2005, @09:15
Does anybody know or assume why this connection fails?

"NX> 148 Server capacity: not reached for user: kdeuser
NX> 105 Start session with: --session="cosmopod.com" --type="unix-kde" --cache="8M" --images="32M" --link="adsl" --kbtype="pc105\057de" --nodelay="1" --encryption="1" --backingstore="never" --geometry="1280x977" --media="0" --agent_server="" --agent_user="" --agent_password="" --agent_domain="" --screeninfo="1280x977x24+render"
Killed by signal 15."

Thanks.

no name
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  • Re: From CosmoPOD
    by Ber on Sunday 30/Oct/2005, @10:15
    I see the same message. I thnk they just got too many people looking at this service.

    Makes you wonder though: buy one big machine, give your parents, friends, uncles and autns an account, and then never ever have to come by to fix up spyware, viruses, etc. Never have to be bothered to tell them to not click away the virusscanner update dialog.
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    • Re: From CosmoPOD
      by Tim on Monday 31/Oct/2005, @06:36
      Actually, I have already done exactly that using SuSE 10.0 on an AMD 64 box. Using freeNX, I set up old boxes in each of the kids rooms and put up a wireless network, now everyone has the equivalent of a new computer. NX is fast enough that there is very little if any delay for normal computing over our wireless network, although for games, the kids generally log directly into the main server. I also set up an account for my mom, who lives in another state, and for people at work who are interested in learning about Linux, but aren't quite ready to install yet. FreeNX is the greatest software since the web browser!

      Cheers
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      • Re: From CosmoPOD
        by Kurt Pfeifle on Monday 31/Oct/2005, @19:05
        ### "FreeNX is the greatest software since the web browser!"
        ----

        I agree -- to a large degree.

        But it is so, because the foundation of FreeNX, the NoMachine NX Core libraries and utilities, were released under the GPL, and not kept proprietary by their creators.

        On our own, the FreeNX development team could never, ever -- I repeat: never, ever! -- have created a thing like FreeNX is now.

        Cheers,
        Kurt [FreeNX development team member]
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