Quoting Tim Jansen <ml@tjansen.de>: 
> I think you misunderstood the problem. 
 
Yes, you are right, I'm completely missing your point. 
That's why you are speaking of NX server that announces 
itself so other krdc enabled desktop can find it. Is it 
correct? If this is the case not problem, I assumed that. 
I was thinking at what happens -after- a nxproxy tunnel is 
already established. How the user's desktop or an appro- 
priate K menu can get populated with icons corrensponding 
to applications available on the remote server. Do you 
want the NX server to tell to SLP server about all the 
available applications? Why not, but I expected that this 
could be the task of another X client running on the remote 
computer. 
 
BTW, kpanel on user's computer can talk to an application 
browser started on the remote server at the time session 
was established. That was just the first thing that came 
at my mind :-). 
 
/Gian Filippo Pinzari. 
 
 
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