Popping the stack on this. Xpra does work fine with VGL using the
pre-built packages at the link below. The pre-built packages don't seem
to support any encoding other than PNG or RGB, though, so performance is
not great. Would be nice to test the JPEG and x264 encoding abilities
without reb
On Thu, 25 Apr 2013 22:12:20 -0400
Yusen Li wrote:
> Another issue, before, i use the open source driver (mesa) and the GLX
> extension can be enabled in xpra. But i am not sure virtualgl can work with
> the open source driver well?
The explanation is that Xpra, unlike TurboVNC, does actually ha
Hello,
Your setup, from what you're describing, is OK.
You have the 3D X server set up correctly, and then the 2D X server (be it
TurboVNC or Xpra) that doesn't provide the GLX extension. It's all expected -
please take a look at VirtualGL's documentation, specifically the bits about a
X proxy.
Another issue, before, i use the open source driver (mesa) and the GLX
extension can be enabled in xpra. But i am not sure virtualgl can work with
the open source driver well?
2013/4/25 Yusen Li
> Hi, Arthur Huillet,
> I meet a problem seems very strange. Can you help me to check? I really
> do
Hi, Arthur Huillet,
I meet a problem seems very strange. Can you help me to check? I really
don't know how to solve it. (by the way, is there any xpra user forum to
discuss how to use and solve the problems of xpra?).
*I installed nvidia driver on Fedora 17. I think the installation is
successful
thanks DRC and Arthur Huillet :) I am a freshman in this area, your advice
are very valuable for me. I think i will try TurborVNC with different image
quality and Xpra in TCP mode.
2013/4/25 Arthur Huillet
> On Wed, 24 Apr 2013 16:08:45 -0500
> DRC wrote:
>
> > In my case, I built
> > xpra on
On Wed, 24 Apr 2013 16:08:45 -0500
DRC wrote:
> In my case, I built
> xpra on RHEL 6 and got the following error when I tried to connect:
For what it's worth - there are RHEL 6 packages available for
Xpra: http://xpra.org/dists/CentOS/
The problem you're getting seems to imply that some depend
On 4/24/13 9:16 PM, Yusen Li wrote:
> encoding is excellent for video games and the Turbor VNC or TigerVNC is
> not good at games. I also suggested TigerVNC group to add the video
> encoding techniques (such as x264) to TigerVNC. But they told me they
> don't want to do that since the encoding is j
On Thu, 25 Apr 2013 10:29:47 +0800
Yusen Li wrote:
> the error messages and the discussion with Xpra team can be found here:
> http://xpra.org/trac/ticket/320
As it is unrelated to VirtualGL I suggest keeping the discussion in the ticket.
--
Greetings,
A. Huillet
the error messages and the discussion with Xpra team can be found here:
http://xpra.org/trac/ticket/320
2013/4/25 Yusen Li
> thanks guys.
> firstly, i am sure Xpra (with Xdummy) works correctly for normal
> applications like firefox. Then, i also make sure virtualgl works
> correctly. I use glx
thanks guys.
firstly, i am sure Xpra (with Xdummy) works correctly for normal
applications like firefox. Then, i also make sure virtualgl works
correctly. I use glxspheres to test virtualgl and the frame rate has been
greatly increased by using vglrun. I think virtualgl+xpra can perfectly
work for
On 4/24/13 3:16 PM, Arthur Huillet wrote:
> For what it's worth, not only have I used it, I'm also one of the developers
> of
> Xpra. :)
Ah, OK. Then I apologize for my previous remark, which was made out of
frustration, and I guess the ball is back in the OP's court to provide
more informatio
Well, I actually tried to get xpra up and running. No luck. It seems
to be a somewhat unpolished solution. The X proxy we support is
TurboVNC, so I would suggest that as an alternative.
On 4/20/13 9:32 PM, Yusen Li wrote:
> I use Xpra to run applications remotely and it works fine for 2D
> a
On Wed, 24 Apr 2013 14:41:08 -0500
DRC wrote:
> Bear in mind that it is likely that few if any people on this
> list have ever used xpra.
For what it's worth, not only have I used it, I'm also one of the developers of
Xpra. :)
At any rate - "it doesn't work" doesn't help at all. I can tell yo
"It doesn't work" does not tell us anything useful. Please provide the
exact error message you're getting, or a description of how it is not
working. Bear in mind that it is likely that few if any people on this
list have ever used xpra.
On 4/20/13 9:32 PM, Yusen Li wrote:
> I use Xpra to ru
I use Xpra to run applications remotely and it works fine for 2D
applications. I did as follows:
1. on the remote server, run
xpra start :100
DISPLAY=:100 firefox
2. on the local machine
xpra attach ssh:user@remoteserver:100
i can see the firefox display at local machine correctly. T
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