If you need to access your office computer, and provided it's not to carry out activities which would be considered "commercial usage" as per the EULA ( ), you can also install the free version. The Enterprise Client and the mobile app do not include the server component and can only be used on devices you want to connect from. You can install any of the following packages: the NoMachine app for mobile devices, NoMachine Free Edition, NoMachine Enterprise Client. On the device you connect from, install the right package for your operating system (available for Windows, Linux, Raspberry, Mac, iOS and Android). On the computer you want to access, install NoMachine Free Edition for your OS which you can download from. So, if you are looking for a remote access software to install on your PC or Mac in order to access your personal files and documents, remotely work on your personal projects, play games, view or upload your favorite multimedia, share its desktop with a friend etc, you can install the NoMachine Free Edition. It cannot be installed on those machines you want to access in a business context or an enterprise environment.
Another interesting issue to solve.NoMachine Free Edition is free to download and install for anyone who wants a remote desktop software for personal, or individual use. I see this on ‘htop’ and ‘System Monitor’… but there is no process running at 100% CPU. Once it is 1st core, then 2nd, then 3rd then 4th…in cycle. Hope it will run smooth as well.Īnother thing I noticed that one of my core is running 100% full even if Raspberry is in idle mode (no applications running). Now will do more tests from Windows and Ubuntu 18.04 under VPNs etc. And a lot faster then on RaspberryOS 32bit. Finally NoMachine was installed on my Raspberry Pi 4b (rev 1.4, 8GB).Īfter few tests must say NoMachine works pretty stable on Ubuntu 21.04 64bit. Then I download NoMachine ‘ARMv8…DEB’ file but this time I decided to use GDebi tool to install my DEB package.Īnd all went pretty good. Uname -m showed me (same as Manjaro) ‘aarch64’ as my arm CPU.Ĭat /proc/cpuinfo = BCM2835 (revision:d03114) I decided to install latest Ubuntu 21.04 64bit once again (available from RaspberryPi Imager).
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