Hi Nathaniel, On 12/11/2010 04:11 AM, Nathaniel Smith wrote: > Hi Antoine, a few questions about this code... > > On Fri, Dec 10, 2010 at 8:52 AM, Antoine Martin <[email protected]> wrote: >> * OSX support (new) > > Is this intended to work under X11.app, or with the native quartz > backend to gtk? This is quartz only. The X11 option also works but the only benefit is that you can get a working server (which is not particularly useful on OSX due to lack of X11 apps), the downside is that it requires X11 to run, and building it is also quite a bit harder.
Unfortunately it is quite hard to support both, especially for distribution, as you would need two completely separate sets of binaries and libraries to link against. I guess you could add a switch for enabling the server build on OSX? >> * Windows py2exe build file > > Is there a reason this is a separate file, instead of just being some > extra stuff in the existing setup.py? Absolutely none (just "legacy" or lazyness on my part), feel free to add that to the main setup.py file. I have attached the .ico file that I've used to generate the .exe, and the .png that is loaded by OSX's MacDock class. >> * "CARD32" build fix for some distros > > Do you know what the problem this is fixing is? Yes and no, it fails to compile on Fedora (IIRC) without this. I just tinkered with it until it built and this is the result. It shouldn't make a difference, but it does... Looks like a toolchain problem. >> Note: some things still need a bit of work (the pulseaudio stuff got >> moved for example, so "--no-pulseaudio" probably doesn't work as it is) > > What was the motivation for --no-pulseaudio, btw? Just having a way to disable pulseaudio completely, to prevent it from even trying to pass sound to the other end. Pulseaudio is extremelly network intensive and can completely saturate the available bandwidth. Cheers Antoine > > -- Nathaniel
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