Once there was a way....... The sun shared Visualization software made use of local GPU and sent ALP directly to the sunray.....
I had just found it on the Sun website, got it working in the lab (dead easy) and was trying to make the business case to add support to our fog... and sun killed the project :-( It still appears to be available for download. and (for native Linux or Solaris sessions either the SRSS server itself or another machine that onward connected to (ssh -X worked) that could route packets directly to your sunray. Now the feature that Virtual-box has where it can pass through to the local GPU, added to Ubuntu VM, and you could have Google earth on a VDI solution.... (just dreaming) Of course that is a nice Unix desktop, not this nasty windows stuff :-) Chris On 02/09/10 22:04, Ivar Janmaat wrote: > Craig Bender schreef: >> Today, nothing in SRSS or VDI will use a GPU at any level in the stack (Sun Ray Presentation Layer, Hypervisor, vRDP). >> > Just wondering. > Virtualbox has a 3D hardware acceleration feature. > The vrdp RCA feature might detect a rapid changing area from say Google Earth (which is a 3D graphics program that can use the 3D graphics support) and compress it for processing on the Sun Ray. > If you can stack some low end nvidia cards in the Virtualbox server this might be an interesting solution for the more low end 3d graphics like Google Earth. > Unfortunately I did not have the time yet to see if this might work. > > Kind regards, > > Ivar > _______________________________________________ > SunRay-Users mailing list > [email protected] > http://www.filibeto.org/mailman/listinfo/sunray-users >
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