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====== Installing the Qt-based X2Go Client ======
===== MS Windows =====
==== Quick ===
[[http://code.x2go.org/releases/X2GoClient_latest_mswin32-setup.exe | Download X2Go for MS Windows™]] and install.

==== Detailed ===
Download [[https://code.x2go.org/releases/X2GoClient_latest_mswin32-setup.exe | latest x2goclient for Windows]] and install. Administrator rights required for a normal install.

[[ http://code.x2go.org/releases/binary-win32/x2goclient/ |Older versions ]] are still available.

:!: Versions prior to 3.99.0.2 may have problems connecting to x2goserver if an antivirus product is installed on the client (even if it is disabled/inactive). If you cannot use 3.99.0.2 or later, try using [[http://code.x2go.org/releases/binary-win32/x2goclient/releases/pre-git/x2goclient-3.01-13-setup.exe|version 3.01-13]].

<note tip>The Windows installer is based on Nullsoft and thus can be called with "/S" (case-sensitive) to perform a silent installation.</note>

<note tip>To install X2Go Client without admin rights (and without a start menu entry or an entry in "add/remove programs"):

  - Open the X2Go Client setup.exe in an archive manager such as 7-zip.
  - Extract all the contents to a new folder of your choosing. Let's assume this folder is called "x2goclient".
  - Move the "pulse" and "VcXsrv" folders from under x2goclient\$_OUTDIR\ to directly under x2goclient\ .
  - Delete the x2goclient\$PLUGINSDIR\ folder and the x2goclient\$_OUTDIR\ folder.
  - Once finished, your main folder should have dozens of files directly in it, the "pulse" subfolder, and the "VcXsrv" subfolder.
</note>
===== OS X =====	 

==== Xquartz (required by X2Go Client) ====

:!: The X2Go OS X client uses the OS X X11 server which can be obtained from [[http://xquartz.macosforge.org/landing/|here]]. 

  * The X11 server must be configured to accept remote sessions in its preferences. 
  * One must also enable a root screen in X11 preferences if one wants truly full screen view in X2Go. 
  * After installation of XQuartz, the user has to log off and log on again.
  * Read further hints [[http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.linux.terminal-server.x2go.devel/525|here]]...

:!: To make clipboard copy and paste - ⌘+V work normally use this one command:
<code bash>
 echo "*VT100.translations: #override Meta <KeyPress> V: insert-selection(PRIMARY, CUT_BUFFER0) \n" > ~/.Xdefaults 
</code>

==== X2Go Client ====

Download the appropriate disk image from [[http://code.x2go.org/releases/binary-macosx/x2goclient/|Download X2Go for OS X™]].

If there are multiple options, choose the one closest to your current operating system's version number. Do not try to use a build that is targeted at a higher OS X version number then you currently have.

Afterwards, open the disk image and "install" x2goclient.app as you would any other App Bundle by dragging it into /Applications/. 


=== System Preferences Config ===

:!: To use print, local media sharing, and sound, one must also enable Remote Login in the System Preferences.

===== Ubuntu / Debian =====
==== Quick ====

X2Go Client is part of Ubuntu 12.04 & later, as well as Debian Wheezy (7.0) & later. Install it using the software center or by following command:

<code bash>
apt-get install x2goclient
</code>

==== Detailed ====

The ''x2goclient'' package will install x2goclient on your GNU/Linux system and will make sure, that every needed package will be installed as dependency.

<code bash>
aptitude install x2goclient
</code>

You can now start X2Go Client by typing ''x2goclient'' at the command-line or you'll find it inside the "Internet" section of your menu inside your graphical desktop environment.

If your version does not include X2Go or you want to try that latest builds (it always takes some time until a new version arrives in the official repositories) you can add our repositories:

  * [[wiki:repositories:debian|Adding the X2Go Repository Debian GNU/Linux]]
  * [[wiki:repositories:ubuntu|Adding the X2Go Repository to Ubuntu GNU/Linux]]

===== Raspbian =====

==== Quick ====

X2Go Client is part of Raspbian Wheezy (7.0) & later. Install it using the software center or by following command:

<code bash>
apt-get install x2goclient
</code>

==== Detailed ====

The ''x2goclient'' package will install x2goclient on your GNU/Linux system and will make sure, that every needed package will be installed as dependency.

<code bash>
aptitude install x2goclient
</code>

You can now start X2Go Client by typing ''x2goclient'' at the command-line or you'll find it inside the "Internet" section of your menu inside your graphical desktop environment.

If your version does not include X2Go or you want to try that latest builds (it always takes some time until a new version arrives in the official repositories) you can add our repositories:

  * [[wiki:repositories:raspbian|Adding the X2Go Repository to Raspbian GNU/Linux]]

===== Fedora =====

X2Go Client is part of Fedora 19 and later. Install it using the
software installer or the following command:

<code>
yum install x2goclient
</code>


===== Redhat =====

You need to add our or the official EPEL repository:

* [[wiki:repositories:epel|X2Go Packages for Redhat Enterprise Linux and Derivatives]]


===== Slackware =====

SlackBuilds for ''x2goclient'' are available on SlackBuilds.org:

* https://slackbuilds.org/result/?search=x2goclient

===== FreeBSD =====

X2Go Client is available via FreshPorts:

* http://www.freshports.org/net/x2goclient/


===== GNU/Linux with installation from source tarball =====

The sources of this X2Go component are available as [[http://code.x2go.org/releases/source/x2goclient | source tarballs]].
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