Seb James in September 2007, and works with version 3 of the NX core libraries. It also drops dependency on Qt, which prevented nxclientlib from becoming widely used as a cross-platform basis for NX client programs. nxcl provides a library that can be linked to a client program (libnxcl), and a self-contained NX client with a D-Bus API (the nxcl binary). It is available from the FreeNX Subversion server. Another obsolete (last updated Jan 2013) OSS NX client is OpenNX, described as a "drop-in replacement for NoMachine's [proprietary] nxclient" with full suspend and resume. Various open-source terminal server projects, such as X2Go, also use the NX protocol. However, X2Go is not compatible with other NX servers or clients. Remmina, another recent GTK+ remote desktop client project, announced the ability to use the NX protocol in its release 0.8. Previous X11 compression schemes Low Bandwidth X (lbxproxy; obsolete and of historical interest only) See also Comparison of remote desktop software GNU Screen a terminal multiplexer for console-mode (text-mode) applications Xpra a system for attaching and detaching remote X programs xmove a tool allows you to move programs between X Window System displays (outdated) References External links X2Go X2Go Introduction Page FreeNX project page on BerliOS. FreeNX project page at Arch Linux. OpenNX project page, SourceForge. Remote desktop Linux windowing system-related software Formerly free software Remote desktop software for Linux