Hi Elijah,

Sound interesting - although I've not got GL working too well with my ATI card
right now :)

I'm even shocked to see that they have SUNW packages for download!

        http://www.virtualgl.org/Downloads/VirtualGL

Anyone tried this on a machine with decent 3D Acceleration?

Darren.

elw at stderr.org wrote:
>>> What I would like to see is the proper RealVNC viewer integrated as 
>>> vncviewer. It has the functionality, features, and performance that we 
>>> VNC users need.
>> To clarify (i.e. what I should have said earlier), the RealVNC vncviewer 
>> is included in the sources I'm building in X, so delivering it would 
>> just be a matter of adding it to the package and running another simple 
>> ARC fasttrack.
>>
>> The java vnc viewer which is in vino & realvnc needs to remain for the 
>> httpd/java applet functionality (both vino & realvnc include it, for 
>> Xvnc packaging in Solaris/OpenSolaris, I've just linked to the copy vino 
>> already provides instead of duplicating the .jar file on the installed 
>> system).
> 
> 
> Not to be a total pain, but...
> 
> ... how does this affect the chances of getting VirtualGL and TurboVNC 
> cleanly deployed within opensolaris, and later Solaris proper?
> 
> vino + RealVNC + TurboVNC-a-tightvnc-fork all in the same distribution 
> seems... complicated... to me.
> 
> Sorry to bring it up, but VirtualGL is *awfully* cool.
> 
> --elijah
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