I was interested to know whether anyone has tried to install the Linux version of Citrix Receiver, ideally as a Chrome extension / app, using antiX13. I primarily use web-based apps but have a requirement to use some other applications, via Citrix Receiver, for work.

It would be great if I could use this via antiX and then not have to worry about any of my work Windows based devices.

Thanks in advance for the assistance.

I got it working here on a 32-bit system. The 64-bit version of Citrix Receiver has a lot of 32-bit dependencies which was a drag.

I downloaded the 32-bit deb from here:
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I needed to install libxp6 (via synaptic or apt-get) because the Citrix app depends on it. It also depends on OpenMotif which I installed following the instructions here:
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I just ran:I didn't need to create the libXm.so.4 symlink because it was already there.

I installed the downloaded deb with:I ran Applications --> Preferences -->"Update Icewm menu". Then"Citrix Receiver" showed up under Applications --> Internet. The app launches and the window opens but I have no idea if it actually works. It looks like you need to make a connection in order to get it to do anything interesting.

I image you could get it to work on a 64-bit system but there are a handful of 32-bit libraries you will need to install in addition to the instructions above.

Thanks for the input and instructions, I will give them a try over the weekend and will provide an update.