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felix.klee@inka.de schrieb am 09.09.07 um 15:07 Uhr:

> At Sun, 9 Sep 2007 14:49:42 +0200,
> Wolfgang Schweer wrote:
> > strange: linux nxclient 3.0.0-78 works for me the way Kurt explained -
> > same behaviour as nxclient 2.1.0-17 some time ago.
>
> Well, then either there's a misunderstanding or you have special clients
> (that don't adhere to the documentation).  When I try to open a .nxs
> file e.g. as follows, then "nxclient" starts up just as normal and I can
> choose one of the .nxs files in "~/.nx/config":

well, a misunderstanding. Start nxclient without any command line
arguments.

Kurt wrote:

- --------------------------------------------------------------------------
Once you have opened nxclient, you can edit the "Session" line to
any name you want. This automatically triggers another little dialog,
which creates a new session file under the new session name when you
click "Configure" (you've to you choose "Create", otherwise only the
old file gets renamed).

You can start the existing nxclient once, and create 10 different .nxs
files in 2 minutes if you want. (2½ minutes if you go to the "Environment"
tab to create+select a different "User NX directory" to save these files
to....)
- --------------------------------------------------------------------------

that works.

Wolfgang
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