TR04T10526 - Cursor on Macs with M1 chips doesn't change shape during a NoMachine session TR03S10106 - Copy&paste from Linux client ends up with a NUL character with P圜harm TR05T10538 - Cannot create second virtual session on RedHat 9 TR11R09915 - Cannot build NoMachine USB kernel module on RHEL Linux Kernel v4.18.0-193 TR03T10492 - Can't open file transfer window or open menu panel via tray when display scaling is set to 125% TR05T10531 - 'Error 108 connection reset by peer' when connecting to the remote Linux physical desktop This release also implements the possibility to limit the amount of data that can be copied from the user's device to the remote desktop during a NoMachine session using the new ClientClipboardLimit key in node.cfg.
The new Apache version fixes two vulnerabilities that could affect the built-in NoMachine web server, nxhtd (CVE-2022-28614 and CVE-2022-28615).
Although it was discontinued after two years, it’s one of the most iconic Mac designs.Luxembourg, June 21st, 2022 - NoMachine makes available updated packages for version 7 to fix some minor issues affecting earlier iterations and update the Apache HTTP Server to version 2.4.54. It was nicknamed as iLamp as it resembled Pixar’s lamp. The original iMac G4 was officially announced in January 2002 with a PowerPC chip, up to 256MB of SDRAM, and up to 80GB of storage. He also said that although he could replace the original display, he thought it would be best to maintain it the same, as there was “nothing wrong” with it. In his tweets, Sheets explained that he pieced together the M1 Mac materials to create this iMac G4 with 8GB of RAM and the M1 processor. One of the people he thanked was YouTube’s Pendleton115, which has a 2019 video of how to turn the iMac G4 into an external monitor. He says that although he’s not an engineer, he reached out for some help during the process to upgrade his machine. Well now with the M1 how thermally cool it runs, I thought I’d give it another shot! I always thought about putting the Mac mini internals in it but with intel chips it wouldn’t work for a couple reasons (size, heat/airflow). I’ve always wanted the iMac G4 since I was a kid and I knew a few people made some hackintosh’s with them but I didn’t want that, I wanted a real Mac.
In a forum post, Sheets explained how he was able to do that, thanks to the M1 chip: Something that wasn’t possible 20 years ago but is now. In celebration of Steve Jobs’ life and his inspiration to many, I wanted to show a passion project I’ve been working on that I think Steve would be proud of. Sheets posted a video of his M1 iMac G4 on October 5, the day people marked the 10-year death anniversary of Apple founder Steve Jobs. In a tribute to Steve Jobs, iOS developer Colby Sheets transformed the almost two-decade-old iMac G4 into an M1 Mac machine.
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