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1 year ago Am I right that RaySession launches the proxy client by default when a application without NSM support is added?
Not exactly, when you launch executable unchecking NSM checkbox, it launches the program with Ray-Hack pseudo-protocol. It is launched directly by the daemon, and estimate the program as ready after 500ms (if CONFIG_FILE is set). There is also ray-proxy executable, it was the previous way, but it is old and unmaintained, I will probably announce at next release that I will remove it.
In non-session-manager and in agordejo it is possible to launch applications without NSM support directly, that is, without using NSM-Proxy. Then the server waits +- 5 sec for a announce, which slows down the loading of sessions quite a bit.
RaySession remembers which executables never send any message and reduce the waiting time for them.
Am I right that RaySession launches the proxy client by default when a application without NSM support is added?
I can imagine this would speed up the loading of the sessions, cause the server doesn't have to wait for a announce by the 'dumb' client, it gets the announce from the proxy client.
In non-session-manager and in agordejo it is possible to launch applications without NSM support directly, that is, without using NSM-Proxy. Then the server waits +- 5 sec for a announce, which slows down the loading of sessions quite a bit.