Since projector prices are dropping, a projector is now not much more
than a hacker's hacker machine (2-3K), so projectors are becoming much
more common, and are appearing in many/most conference rooms, and they
all sport VGA connectors...
Keith and I have been spending some time thinking about projector walls,
that would incorporate multiple displays, and give higher resolution, but
we've not done anything real yet.
- Jim
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> Date: 04 Jun 2002 15:47:43 +0100
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> Subject: Re: [Xpert]Reg. X Security Extensions
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> >> I've never seen anybody use the security extension, and have yet to
> >> feel the need for it.
>
> AA> It seems to appear at the same time as the remote X extension, xrx,
> AA> which makes me think that the idea something like this:
>
> AA> You have a browser (netscape was one possiblility) with an xrx
> AA> plugin, and browse my web site.
>
> Yep, that's what the XC claimed when X11R6.3 came out. Remarkably
> dumb idea. Shows a complete lack of understanding of what type of
> problems Java and the technologies based on Javascript and CSS
> (``dynamic HTML'') are trying to solve.
>
> (A wide-area round-trip for every expose event andevery keystroke.
> Sheesh.)
>
> Jim's example is more convincing, though. Are there any video
> projectors that embed an X server?
>
> Juliusz
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