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NoMachine for Linux - i686

Version:

6.7.6_11

Package size:

43.09 MB

Package type:

RPM

MD5 signature:

16add2dd0c34013df25fd99f40a80f51

For:

Red Hat Enterprise 4/5/6/7/8, SLED 10.x/11.x/12.x, SLES 10/11/12, Open SUSE 10.x/11.x/12.x/13.x/15.0/42.x, Mandriva 2009/2010/2011, Fedora 10/11/12/13/14/15/16/17/18/19/20/21/22/23/24/25/26/27/28/29/30

The free NoMachine product is designed to work the same across Windows, Mac and Linux and give users access to the physical desktop of the remote computer. If you need to create virtual Linux desktops on demand, want to limit the logins to SSH, or are using NIS, Kerberos or other enterprise functionalities, you need one of the NoMachine Enterprise products you can download here.

Note that you can use NoMachine 6 as a client of a NoMachine server, or you can download the free Enterprise client here.

Downloading and Installing
RPM version
  • Click on Download and save the RPM file.
  • Install the package by using the graphical package manager provided by your Linux distribution or from command line by running:

      $ sudo rpm -i nomachine_6.7.6_11_i686.rpm
If you don't have the sudo utility installed, log on as superuser ("root") and run the command without sudo.
NOTE: click here for detailed instructions on how to install the NoMachine packages.

Getting Started
Install NoMachine on the connecting client and on the computer you want to access. See the guide for further details:

Getting started with NoMachine

Don't forget to check out the other How-tos in the resources section of the website.

Recommended System Requirements
The software is designed to work on computers with minimal HW requirements. Although the software may work with inferior CPUs or reduced RAM, for best performance NoMachine recommends you match the listed requirements.
Hardware
  • Intel Core2 Duo, AMD Athlon Dual-Core or equivalent
  • 1 GB RAM
  • 110 MB free disk space
  • Network connection (either a LAN, or Internet link: broadband, cable, DSL, etc.)