[FreeNX-kNX] How to constrain the number of sessions for one user?

[Revellion]

You could use the session support of your Desktop Environment for something
like that. i.e you could logout the real desktop on the physical machine
with Save Session.

then login with NX all apps you should have open should start up again in
equal places of the real desktop you ran earlier.

2007/4/9, Lei Tang <LanDan at asu.edu>:
>
> Hi, I just switch from windows to linux and found freeNX is really cool.
>
> But I have one problem:
>
> I have a Linux machine in the lab, and a windows xp on my laptop.  I
> usually open lots of windows or programs in the linux machine before
> going home. But I found that when I use freeNX client to log into the
> linux machine (using the same user name), it just gives a brand clean
> desktop.  Is there any way to constrain only one session for just one
> user name, so that I can achieve almost the same as the remote desktop
> access in windows xp?
> That is, I always get the same desktop no matter I use the linux machine
> or use a client to access the linux machine.
>
> I guess I need to do something in the freeNX server. Would you please
> given some guide?
>
> Thanks!
>
> BTW:
> I followed the instruction from the following link to install freeNX
> server:
> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeNX
>
> -Lei
>
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