Hi Everybody,
I set up a VNC demo server at navi.picogui.org, if you'd like to try out
some of PicoGUI's features without installing anything. The demo is still
very basic, but it should be easy to improve soon.
The demo shown is a simple Python app, which I've placed in CVS in apps/demo.
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On Sun, Jan 19, 2003 at 09:49:02AM -0500, Jeff Kowalczyk wrote:
> I've always been looking for an efficient and easy-to-use way to do hardware
>accelerated
> OpenGL charts or other renderings from a server-side application server (like PHP or
> Zope). Since PicoGUI is compulsively adding all these
On Sun, Jan 19, 2003 at 09:32:34AM -0500, Jeff Kowalczyk wrote:
> "Micah Dowty" wrote
> > As a little bonus before the 0.44 release, I've added a VNC server
> > video driver to pgserver.
>
> This is a very cool idea. I think this could be used as a third alternative for
>writing
> those little co
I've always been looking for an efficient and easy-to-use way to do hardware
accelerated
OpenGL charts or other renderings from a server-side application server (like PHP or
Zope). Since PicoGUI is compulsively adding all these great undreamed-of features, and
it
apparently has OpenGL baked in al
"Micah Dowty" wrote
> As a little bonus before the 0.44 release, I've added a VNC server
> video driver to pgserver.
This is a very cool idea. I think this could be used as a third alternative for writing
those little console apps(for myself) in python that I mentioned a while back. (wanted
full G
Hi Everybody,
As a little bonus before the 0.44 release, I've added a VNC server
video driver to pgserver. You can run pgserver with '-v vncserver'
on the command line now (assuming you've compiled it with the
vncserver and vncinput drivers) and it will accept connections
from any number of VNC cl
