Luxembourg, July 30th, 2026

NoMachine announces the immediate availability of version 10, which introduces powerful new features and an even faster remote access experience. Key additions include remote terminal connections, allowing shell access to any NoMachine host and SSH server without launching a full desktop, as well as integrated single sign-on for streamlined authentication. Version 10 also introduces the NoMachine Personal Edition, a new commercial product designed for professionals seeking fast, reliable remote access at an affordable price. Full support for virtual desktops on Wayland and enhanced Linux hardware encoding through VA-API are also included.

Remote terminal connections
Run secure remote terminals to any macOS, Linux, or Windows NoMachine system, without requiring a full desktop connection. No need for SSH on the server because NoMachine implements its own remote shell server. Connect to machines to execute scripts and carry out admin tasks, all remotely without having to run a full remote desktop. You can also start a SSH terminal connection on any SSH server to get standard shell access. More details here: https://www.nomachine.com/AR06X01369

The new Personal Edition
NoMachine 10 brings an important novelty: the free edition has been discontinued and in its place is NoMachine Personal Edition, the new entry-level product ready for both personal and enterprise use. It brings the full power of NoMachine to everybody at a very convenient price, delivering a complete remote desktop experience, enhanced with terminal access, full SSH support and remote administration capabilities. For more details, go to: https://www.nomachine.com/everybody/compare-features

Enterprise Single Sign-On
NoMachine Enterprise products extend support for Single Sign-On (SSO) methods to OAuth and OpenID Connect protocols. Besides Kerberos tokens, NoMachine authentication can now also be handled through tokens issued by Identity Providers like Microsoft Entra ID, Okta, Keycloak, and Google Identity. Instructions are here: https://www.nomachine.com/DT03X00317

Native Wayland support for GNOME 49 or later
This version provides full virtual desktop support for GNOME running on the Wayland display server. Users of Linux distributions which ship GNOME 49 or later can now run NoMachine virtual desktops and custom sessions.

Support for VA-API hardware acceleration on Linux
In addition to the already supported encoding/decoding methods, NoMachine v10 on Linux can now use the Video Acceleration API (VA-API) interface, supported by most common video cards including AMD, Intel, and NVIDIA GPUs, to encode/decode video and offload the CPU.

Empowered server audit logs
Monitoring of user activity can be activated in the NoMachine server to log events like login, desktop sharing, copy&paste and file transfer and, where multinode environments are in place, also the status of remote nodes. Activity related to automatic recording of the user's desktop can also be logged.

Online license validation through an HTTP proxy
NoMachine server v10 can be configured to connect to the NoMachine licensing server through an HTTP proxy when this is requested by the environment's settings and company's policies. If the NoMachine server is published on NoMachine Network, it will use the same proxy settings also for connecting to the Network server. Further details about this are available here: https://www.nomachine.com/AR06X01373

Support for multiple interfaces in the nxd service
A new key in server.cfg, NXDAddressFamily, allows to specify the address families to which the nxd service will be bound, for example 'NXDAddressFamily inet,inet6'. Additionally, the NXDListenAddress key is updated to accept multiple interfaces, specified as address:port pairs in a comma-separated list.

NoMachine Cluster slave redirection in NAT environments
In NAT environments where the address reachable by external clients is different to the internal cluster's virtual IP configured on the server, a set of new commands lets administrators specify the external host/IP address and ports that should be advertised to clients when a connection is load-balanced to the slave peer. See https://www.nomachine.com/AR07X01384 for instructions.

More tools for administrators
A new command, 'nxserver --hostkeylist' allows to list all the host keys known by the NoMachine server. The existent command 'nxserver --removehostkey' has been renamed into 'nxserver --hostkeydel' by preserving compatibility with old name. Similarly, 'nxserver --subscriptionremove' has been renamed into 'nxserver --subscriptiondel'.

Centralized debug in multinode environments
The 'nxserver --debug --enable' command now accepts the '--dynamic NODE_NAME' option to
enable debug log level on the given node from the main server.

Here is the full list of fixes available in version 10:

TR08W11515 - The client window content is misplaced on Ubuntu 24
TR08V11197 - Cannot disable manual node selection via profile rules on a per-group of nodes basis
TR07X11881 - The gnome-shell CPU usage may increase even when NoMachine server is stopped
TR07X11871 - A PAC parser error may be issued when using the automatic proxy configuration
TR06X11860 - PAM groups may be not set in the NoMachine virtual desktops
TR06W11418 - The client doesn't provide the proper username for Kerberos ticket authentication
TR04W11313 - Wrong order of evaluation for values set in the PhysicalDesktopAccessNoAcceptance key
TR01W11260 - Profile rules don't work for members of an AD group when they are set using the group name (system groups)
TR07X11891 - Custom sessions may fail to start on macOS Tahoe 26.5.2
TR07S10316 - The GNOME desktop takes long time to show up after the GDM login screen is passed
TR02X11706 - With NVIDIA drivers v591.44 and newer, H.264 HW encoding is not available in NoMachine sessions

Supported Platforms

Windows 32-bit/64-bit Vista/7/8/8.1/10/11
Windows Server 2008/2012/2016/2019/2022/2025

Mac Intel OS X 10.9 to 10.11, macOS 10.12 to 26

Linux 32-bit and 64-bit
RHEL 6.0 to RHEL 10, CentOS 6.0 to CentOS 8.5, CentOS Stream 8 to CentOS Stream 10, SLED 11 to SLED 15, SLES 11 to SLES 15, openSUSE 11.x to openSUSE 16.x, Fedora 10 to Fedora 44, Debian 5 to Debian 13, Ubuntu 8.04 to Ubuntu 26.04

Raspberry Pi 2 ARMv7
Raspberry Pi 3 ARMv7/ARMv8
Raspberry Pi 4 ARMv7/ARMv8
Raspberry Pi 5 ARMv7/ARMv8

ARMv7/ARMv8

Download NoMachine Packages

You can download the latest packages suitable for your Operating System from the NoMachine Web site at the following URL: https://download.nomachine.com . Customers holding a valid subscription can log in to their User Area and download the appropriate server package for their subscription from the Enterprise > Downloads section. Note that Support Contacts are no longer entitled to access packages from the Customer's User Area. They can however download the appropriate package from the https://download.nomachine.com/enterprise/ page.

Automatic updates

The automatic check for updates is scheduled to check our repositories every two days.

To update the free NoMachine package:
- Open the NoMachine User Interface from your Programs Menu.
- From the Machines panel click on 'Settings', then on 'Server' and finally on 'Updates'.
- Then click on the 'Check now' button.

To update the NoMachine Enterprise Client immediately:
- Click on 'Settings', from the Player panel click 'Updates'.
- Then click on the 'Check now' button.

More information about the check for automatic updates is available here:
https://www.nomachine.com/AR05M00847

Manual package installation or update

Please follow the instructions to install the package or update your installation manually:

On Windows:

- Download and save the EXE file.
- Double click on the NoMachine executable file.

The Setup Wizard will take you through all steps necessary for installing or updating NoMachine.

On macOS:

- Download and save the DMG file.
- Double-click on the Disk Image to open it and double-click on the NoMachine program icon.

The Installer will take you through all steps necessary for installing or updating NoMachine.

On Linux:

You can use the graphical package manager provided by your Linux distribution or update NoMachine by command line by following instructions below. If you don't have the sudo utility installed, log on as superuser ("root") and run the commands without sudo.

RPM

- Download and save the RPM file.
- Install the package by running:
# rpm -ivh pkgName_pkgVersion_arch.rpm

or update your NoMachine installation by running:
# rpm -Uvh pkgName_pkgVersion_arch.rpm

DEB

- Download and save the DEB file.
- Install the package by running:
$ sudo dpkg -i pkgName_pkgVersion_arch.deb

or update your NoMachine installation by running:
$ sudo dpkg -i pkgName_pkgVersion_arch.deb

TAR.GZ

- Download and save the TAR.GZ file.
- Install the package by running:
$ cd /usr
$ sudo tar xvzf .tar.gz
$ sudo /usr/NX/nxserver --install 

or update your NoMachine installation by running:
$ cd /usr
$ sudo tar xvzf .tar.gz
$ sudo /usr/NX/nxserver --update

If you are installing Enterprise Client or Node run respectively:
$ sudo /usr/NX/nxclient --update
$ sudo /usr/NX/nxnode --update

Documents

Installation and configuration guides for the NoMachine products are available at: https://www.nomachine.com/support/documents

The NoMachine Development Team