jOpenRay

Niki Waibel hello friend could you send me a link, for me to study a way to reuse these sunray2, it

iirc, the most simple way to put a GUI firmware onto the sunray is setting the dhcp server option

Hi, Sun Rays are not produced for years... they are dead products. jOpenRay stops with them...

Dear Oliver were you able to get VNC or ssh to work? if yes, would you mind sharing? Thank you P On

Hello everybody Dear Guillaume I have installed jopenray on a linux system and the sunray clients

I just got 3 sunray2 and 3 sunray3+ systems and was hoping to use jopenray..... Of course, I

Hi, I had similar issues when I first set my SunRay 2 up, it still doesn't work correctly because

I've got it to connect to the server and start an RDP session, but the keycaps are all wrong and

I forgot to mention that I have no access to a SunRay server or the ability to download the software.

Hi, first of all thanks for your answer. Too bad that you dont support X-related things. I already

That cleans things up a lot. When I read on http://www.jopenray.org/ that: "(jOpenRay currently

Hi Curt, Sure it's an interesting project but because it is not provided in the current official

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Due to not having much time (selling the house and preparing to move), I haven't had time to look

The FW of your ray seems very old. Can you upgrade on a sun/oracle ray server? -original message-

Hi, From the jOpenRay point of view, there is no limits... but Windows XP Pro is supposed to be

Hi! Just wanted to tell you that I've tested a setup consisting of a Ubuntu 10.10 desktop used as

Is it likely that someone might be up for implementing the SPICE protocol? I'm particularly

On Tue, Oct 12, 2010 at 05:03, Nick M <ube...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi, Niki, your Softray

Hi, All we need is the line you changed, you can send them as a diff file, Eclipse has a built in

Hi, We just added a tutorial about retrieving and compiling the jOpenRay source code. See http://www.

Hi Niki! The best way to build jOpenRay is to use eclipse. If not yet installed, you can install

Hi, The source code of the project is available at http://code.google.com/p/jopenray/ New features: -

> This week a repository will be opened with the code. > You will be able to contribute if you

in theory the complete sunray stack could be replaced by open software: * server software (www.

Hello. Could you say, what license does jOpenRay use? Where can I find its repository? -- Best

Hello. I've just unsuccessfully tried JOpenRay server. The program claims that the only supported

On Thu, Feb 11, 2010 at 00:44, guillaume...@gmail.com <guillaume...@gmail.com>

hi paul, actually, i am still listening as well, and quite unhappy about silence and spam mails. i am

all known commands are documented now on http://softray.sourceforge.net/ALRP i'd really love to