This page may well be out of date, as these platforms are not officially supported.

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## FreeBSD Ports

To install xpra using ports, just run:

    cd /usr/ports/x11/xpra
    make install clean

## Compiling on FreeBSD

These instructions are incomplete and outdated - feel free to update them!

The Xvfb tool can be found in the package: `xorg-vfbserver` (not obvious!) Other packages you will need for:

- running it: `xauth xkbcomp xkeyboard-config`
- building / downloading the source: `gcc cython subversion pkgconf`
- X11 libraries: `libXrandr libXtst libXcomposite libXdamage`
- GTK: `gobject-introspection gtk3`
- strongly recommended addons: `py311-PyOpenGL py311-PyOpenGL-accelerate`
- audio: `py311-gstreamer1 gstreamer1-plugins-flac gstreamer1-plugins-mad gstreamer1-plugins-ogg gstreamer1-plugins-opus gstreamer1-plugins-vorbis`

# Raspberry Pi OS

Follow https://github.com/Xpra-org/xpra/issues/3288#issuecomment-931851564

## displayfd workaround

Because of the Raspberry Pi's limited power, getting an answer from `displayfd` might take more than the ten seconds specified as the standard timeout. In order to change this, you can start xpra like this:

    xpra start --env=XPRA_DISPLAY_FD_TIMEOUT=30 ...

Alternatively, always specify a display when use the `xpra start` subcommand.