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Recently, I built a computer running Ubuntu and gave it away to a relative. I'm willing to give them IT support for free, but they live 50 miles away. The Solution? A NX Server. I setup the Node, Client and Server on her computer, with the client only on my computer. It's working out fine, but the only fear I have is other people accessing the server. I want only a few computers to be able to access the NX server, and nobody else. How do I go about doing this? By the way, both computers (relative's computer and my computer) are running 12.04, with a few computers that may access running CentOS 5.


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I would suggest using X2Go, which is based on NX, but incompatible with Nomachine NX. Everything is over ssh, and it supports PulseAudio etc. It's been very much more user friendly than FreeNX.


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