Subject: Re: ssh -X versus VNC
From: shortpier (shortpier@shortpier.is-a-geek.com)
Date: Mon Feb 24 2003 - 22:26:19 AKST
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use xdpyinfo in a terminal and it tells you what the Xserver can do and
the extensions
OPENGL is a Rendering call to the X system so if remote is opengl you
can have remote opengl.
Remote apps can be faster displayed on another machine then on the
local one.
1 machine is doing the program calculation and one machine does the
graphic calculations. The only thing I have had problems running over
remote X is Xshm ... for some reason you cant share memory over the lan
:)
Shortpier
10 mins, Bill Gates, and a baseball bat. Is this to much to ask God?
On Tue, 2003-02-25 at 08:08, Arthur Corliss wrote:
On 24 Feb 2003, shortpier wrote:
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> On a switched full duplex 100mbts lan I can play Armagetron with full
> opngl support, vmware, wine etc .
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Now I have a question (but take it easy one me, as far as I'm concerned=
X is
just a way to get twenty terminals on the screen at once ;-): when did=
XF86
start supporting remote OpenGL? Back in the day SGI boxes could export
hardware accelerated displays, but only to other SGI boxes (back in the=
IrisGL
days, before OpenGL). The last that I knew, no other vendor had implem=
ented
those X extensions. I can see if it's done entirely within software, b=
ut
hardware GL?
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:-P Shame on me for not reading all of the release notes, eh? ;-)
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--Arthur Corliss
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