Erik Baklund wrote: > Hi, > I have experienced the same defect running the Xming. > > A dirty workaround is to write an interposer library on Solaris that replaces > glXChooseVisual() and glXGetConfig(). > I did that and made ogl_install_check run and display between two different > cities: running ogl_install_check on Solaris 10 in Stavanger and displaying > output on Xming in Bergen. > > The trick I used was to hardcode the visual I wanted ogl_install_check to use > in the interposer glXChooseVisual() , and to hardcode the GLX_RGBA attribute > value to true in the interposer glXGetConfig(). > I missed the original thread. I have run ogl_install_check with stock OpenGL on SPARC and x86 on systems in California with the display output in Detroit, so you shouldn't need interposed libraries to render across WANs.
If you need to change the selected visual, there may be an incompatablity between the OpenGL client software on the system running ogl_install_check and the GLX software on the system hosting the remote display. In your case, what is the software on each system? > Of course, the output does not display smoothly due to the WAN. > > I'm getting 140FPS on a "ssh -X" connection from Detroit,MI to Menlo Park,CA and the weakest link is the Comcast cable modem on my side. What do you see and what is the slowest hop in the path.
