The speed didn't seem to be an issue, even on the VR3's 66 MHz processor.
The rootless mode would be really cool on the VR3. For example, if a
particularly cool PicoGUI app gets written (HTML viewer or spread sheet
program maybe), it could be used on the VR3 under X. Since it wouldn't
require a fu
Wow, i'm glad it's useful to someone :)
It still has plenty of rough edges: most operations are performed much
faster than the SDL driver, but a few things in particular are still
very slow: text, gradients, and some LGOPs are implemented using
individual calls to pixel(), which as you might im
I just wanted to thank whoever added the X11 driver to PicoGUI... I finally
decided to try it out on the VR3 and it works quite well. Sacrificing a
little bit of the screen to the window manager is a small price to pay in
order to stay up to date on both the Agenda and the PicoGUI communities.
-S
