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Thread: Getting Closer to KNOPPIX CITRIX CD

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    Getting Closer to KNOPPIX CITRIX CD

    I have come to the point now where I have the KNOPPIX remastering environment setup. I now want to "install the citrix client" and configure it.

    So now I need to know how to (I am assuming I can't run KDE while chrooted to do this the normal way? Correct? if not tell me how)

    How to get application "shortcuts" (sorry X-windows person) to the KNOPPIX user menu. I am using KDE. When I install the ICA client under a normal gui environment it "creates" 2 shortcuts to the applications to control ICA. I want to copy these to the KNOPPIX user so when I create the cd they apear under applications.

    Guess that is it for now.

    Thanks for all the help. Hope to repay with like someday.

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    Re: Getting Closer to KNOPPIX CITRIX CD

    Quote Originally Posted by dugstratton
    (I am assuming I can't run KDE while chrooted to do this the normal way? Correct? if not tell me how)
    I found this nice URL http://www.stirnimann.com/mystuff/doc/knoppix.txt in this forum a few days ago.

    It tells you, step by step, how to remaster Knoppix. Take a special look att 3b and 3c, where you start a chroot:ed X -server!

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    dugstratton,

    Did you get the citrix client working on your remaster? Any chance I could download a copy from you?

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    I have had to put that project on hold. Will get back to it sometime in the next few months.

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    I thank you for your prompt reply. I may just try my luck at remastering one myself.

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    If you get one together I could sure use it.

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    There are a few CDs out there with the Citrix client. Check out www.sourceforge.net/projects/ftc. I did the Linux version based on an older version of Knoppix. It isn't maintained anymore, but may be of use to you.

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    when I go to that link it says invalid source?

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    sourceforge project

    I wrote the FTC project years ago and use it constantly. I am linux illiterate and have been trying to figure out any way of doing it in linux. I hope this knoppix project gets working. The link posted includes the . which is why it fails. I have been too busy to update it, but it is not dead!

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    Quote Originally Posted by dugstratton
    when I go to that link it says invalid source?
    That's because he put a dot '.' in the link, repaired: http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/ftc/

    btw, if he had put a trailing slash on the end, the dot wouldn't have caused a failure. Like this:
    http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/ftc/.

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