From: <pi...@me...> - 2003-03-30 04:21:52
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On Saturday 29 March 2003 09:35 pm, Nicholas Marsh wrote: > Dirt bag spamers! Ripping of Open Source. Please boycott these ass bags. > > Thanks! I will try to explain the difference between NX and spam: Case 1. NX. - Read the announcement and go to the link you find there. - Download the sources of the following OSS, GPLed components, developed by NoMachine programmers paid full time to make this possible: nxcomp nxcompext nxproxy nxdesktop nxscripts - Build all the above then get a Linux computer that happens to be the front-end of a server farm with a couple of Win 2000 TS boxes. Install libXcomp, libXcompext and nxdesktop somewhere on the front-end. - Get a Linux client (Windows requires you download from NoMachine other OSS, GPLed components developed by NoMachine programmers paid full time to make this possible). Install libXcomp and nxproxy. - Modify the scripts to run nxdesktop on the remote, front-end computer and nxproxy on the local, client computer. You have RDP sessions running on your client with a compression of 2:1 to 10:1 in respect to the original MS RDP protocol. You can even use the Linux gateway to load-balance the traffic between the machines in the server farm and can connect without exposing the server farm to the public Internet, this without giving a cent to NoMachine programmers. Case 2. Spam. - Download an e-mail written by someone that didn't read an announcement, except the word "commercial". - Trash it. /Gian Filippo Pinzari. P.S.: We made some changes to the way rdesktop draws to the X display in order to increase the performances. Such improvements apply with or without NX transport. We would be glad to see those changes included in next rdesktop release. |