“Enterprise Desktop cannot create multiple virtual displays on Linux. As I wrote before, in the case of headless Linux, it can create one virtual display for you. No, Enterprise Desktop does not create multiple virtual desktops. You should first uninstall Enterprise Desktop and then proceed to install Workstation.Īs far as I understand, now that “NoMachine Enterprise Desktop” provides virtual desktops to also have multiple virtual monitors there. To access this feature you need to have a NoMachine Terminal Server Product installed e.g NoMachine Workstation.
– Click on ‘Resize remote display’ then on ‘Fullscreen on all monitors’ – Open the NoMachine menu panel inside the session (ctrl+alt+0 or click on the page peel in the upper right corner of the window) You can also drag files or application windows between monitors. In the second case separate monitors each monitor is treated individually and maximized applications only span one monitor. In the first case when you for example maximize a window, it spans on all monitors. If I understand what you mean, when the user has multiple monitors on the client, it is possible to choose if the virtual desktop (with Terminal Server products) has to be spanned on all monitors, so that the virtual desktop sees this as one giant monitor, or maximized to one of the monitors.
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