I was expecting that similarly, in a NoMachine session, there would be the possibility to switch the remote computer to use whatever displays the controlling computer has and blank/not use its own physical display if it even has one.įrom what I read here (and in the proposed feature request) it looks like the direction is the opposite – to take whatever displays the remote machine has to the local desktop in a separate window each, and if the local computer has multiple monitors, then on /may/ put each remote display into a local one. virtual desktops: choose Resize remote screen in the display options settings. You can also extend or mirror your display by clicking Display Settings and choosing Extend Display or Mirror Display from the pop-up menu.

Press and hold the Option key and drag one display icon onto another display icon to mirror those two displays. So the concept of NoMachine is to take the remote screens to the displaying machine, and not vice versa?įor example, when one runs a virtual machine one provides to the virtual machine whatever monitors the host machine has the guest doesn’t have its own physical displays. Set up all the displays as an extended desktop. I have a comment/question related to the above.

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