Click on 'Settings' and open the 'Updates' panel. Launch the client UI from the Application or Programs menu. Your approval is necessary to install them.ĭisabling/enabling the automatic updates requires to authenticate with an account having administrator's privileges. This means that software updates will be downloaded but not installed. If 'Automatic check for updates' is enabled, you can select to 'Install updates in background'. Unselect the 'Automatic check for updates' option if you want to disable it. In the list on the left, cClick on 'Updates' tab to open the panel. Launch the server UI: right click on the !M icon in the system tray and select 'Show server status'. Disabling or Enabling the Automatic Check for UpdatesĬhecking for updates can be disabled/enabled at any moment and can be also performed manually. If port 4000 is not open in the router or firewall, automatic updates are not possible and the installation has to be upgraded by means of NoMachine packages. The installation of software updates must be always approved.Īutomatic updates require that the client or server host has access to the NoMachine Update Server on TCP port 4000.
NoMachine may download updates in background in accordance with the fetch of repositories, but the current installation will never be updated automatically. In this case, it will prompt a dialog informing that a new version is available. This means that the program will periodically check our repositories to verify if updates have been released, by default every two days. NoMachine client and server side software has the automatic check for updates enabled by default. Disabling or Enabling the Automatic Check for Updatesģ.1. Automatic and Manual Updates from NoMachine RepositoriesĢ. When I reinstalled NoMachine I could immediately get audio out on my laptop when I connected again. I went so far as to uninstall NoMachine but I still get out no output on any audio device. I can still hear captured audio when remoting in from my laptop which suggests some NoMachine process is capturing my audio even when I kill the application. I haven’t been able to find the source of the problem in any troubleshooting steps so far. Disabling audio streaming does not change anything, neither does closing the NoMachine application on my Linux machine. I can see PulseAudio picking up and supposedly outputting audio to my speakers but no matter what steps taken I cannot get audio to come out again. Installing NoMachine on my Manjaro Linux OS and remotely connecting from my laptop has completely disabled audio on my Linux machine. I would appreciate some help regarding an issue on my NoMachine installation.
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