This is just a quick overview of how to start pgserver with parameters set to resemble
a particular piece of hardware. People developing PicoGUI programs or games might want
to, for example, see how their game would look on a small black & white Helio screen,
or a greyscale Chipslice. (Yes, Brandon, this means you :)
If you would prefer to have a slightly different layout on smaller screens, you can
use pgGetVideoMode to find out the current physical and logical resolution.
The Helio currently uses the lcdmono theme. That's the only one I've written that
looks good below 4bpp.
Also make sure you have the server compiled with low-color-depth emulation for the
sdlfb driver. I prefer Blit emulation, but the Color emulation works too.
Helio / Palm pilot:
pgserver -x160 -y160 -d1
Chipslice:
pgserver -x240 -y320 -d2
uCsimm box:
pgserver -x320 -y240 -d2
Agenda VR3:
pgserver -x160 -y240 -d4
--
perl -e'socket S,2,1,tcp;connect S,pack(H16,"0200029a80692d32").\0x8;print
grep!/=/,<S>'
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