In message <canpz6aex6dvnqs6vko+ayqux0va8tvvbhhrscke12ju0tms...@mail.gmail.com> >using miniroot-am335x-60.fs (2nd october) & ports(snapshot's one) , >x11vnc can be compiled but about to days is needed . > >$ pkg_info | grep >x11vnc >x11vnc-0.9.13p4 VNC server for real X displays > >if there is virtual X driver , then virtual x windows comes up . >then >vnc client had have xwindows , > >this is delusion .
I wouldn't waste your time trying to get an X server of some sort running on ARM right now. Simple X clients (displaying over the network to other computers) should be OK though. I don't think you should be looking at OpenBSD on ARM as a sort of mini TV box (Raspian on a Raspberry Pi) that you sit in front of, like some sort of simplified PC. If you want that, you know where to find it. Think little embedded computers accessible over the network instead. Ignore the HDMI/video ports for now. Regards, John -- John DiMarco <j...@cs.toronto.edu> http://www.cs.toronto.edu/~jdd IT Director, Department of Computer Science, University of Toronto Office: SF3302 1-416-978-5300 Fx:1-416-946-5464 Skype:jddimarco
