Stefan Eilemann wrote:
If you are running ssh -X your DISPLAY is tunneled from the remote to
the local machine.
Your $DISPLAY is typically set to localhost:10 on the remote machine.
The 1-pipe configurations do not set the device and therefore $DISPLAY
is used,
which causes the window to be opened on your local machine. The 2-pipe
configurations
set the device, and therefore the local display is used (see
eq::Pipe::getXDisplayString).
In your case that means that 1-pipe configs display remotely, which is
not performant
since you are using indirect glX rendering through an encrypted ssh
tunnel, which is
magnitudes slower than direct, local rendering.
I am aware of the speed issue. The only reason I'd want it on my home
machine (a Mac) is
for debugging purposes. My graphic servers are at the office, and I am
investigating Equalizer
from home (evenings and weekends). So I'd like to test multiGPU
configurations from
home. Efficiency in this case is not a concern. Correct me if I am
mistaken, but I could
use VNC to gain efficiency, yet work from home. However, I am having
problems getting
VNC to work at this time.
Cheers,
Gordon
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