I'm using up-to-date FC9 (gnome 2.22.3) with freenx-server (0.7.3). I'm unable to start multiple gnome-sessions using an NX client because the panel applets won't load in the second session: The panel encountered a problem while loading OAFIID:GNOME_ClockApplet ... OAFIID:GNOME_SystemTrayApplet So the desktop is not really usable in my second session. If I log out of all sessions, then log the first time in using the NX client, then the applets load fine. So I don't think it's a bad gnome config. It can be reproduced every time by: 1. locally start a gnome-session using gdm 2. start an nx client on another machine (in my case nx client for windows 3.3.0-6) 3. Wait for the "panel encountered a problem" dialog that asks you to "delete" the applet 4. Don't "delete" the applet, but desktop now unusable (no tray menu, etc.)
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