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From: Andrew Apted <ajapted@netspace.net.au>
To : ggi-develop@eskimo.com
Date: Thu, 17 Sep 1998 23:05:41 +1000
New target `display-tele' committed
Gee, this is becoming a bad habit :-).
Display-tele is a LibGGI target which sends libggi primitives over a
socket to a server (called `teleserver') and receives input events back
from the server. The server is in lib/libggi/display/tele/. To make
the server, first configure and make libggi with the tele target, then
cd into that directory and `make -f Makefile.server'.
Right now only 8 bit modes are supported. There are also lots of
unimplemented or unoptimized stuff (isn't there always *wicked grin*).
The main thing not yet implemented is binding the client socket to
another host, so machine-to-machine usage isn't possible... yet...
Some possibilities:
1. It wouldn't be massively hard to rewrite the server into a little
windowing system that could accept multible connections.
`GGI Window System' anybody ? :-))
2. It should also be possible to rewrite the server to accept upto 6
simultaneous connections, and display the visuals on the sides of
a rotating cube (hint hint ;-).
Cheers,
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