Itamar Heim wrote:
On 10/18/2012 12:26 PM, Arnon Gilboa wrote:
Hi,
I'd like to make a small change in vdagent-win:
-move virtio-serial use from vdservice to vdagent
-remove named pipe between vdservice & vdagent
pros:
-make agent independent so it can run separately without service (e.g.
single
Hi!
On Mon, Nov 5, 2012 at 10:01 AM, Dunrong Huang wrote:
> These patches simply implement file drag-and-drop from client to guest.
>
>
nice!
> There are some TODOs needed to be done:
> * transfer multiple files and directories
> * check whether guest has enough space to store file
> *
Hi
- Original Message -
> Instead of current abort level default which is critical level.
>
> The spice_return_if_fail and spice_return_val_if_fail macros
> log with critical level upon failure. This currently aborts
> the program.
> Instead it's better to log an error message and let the
Instead of current abort level default which is critical level.
The spice_return_if_fail and spice_return_val_if_fail macros
log with critical level upon failure. This currently aborts
the program.
Instead it's better to log an error message and let the application
continue running.
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common/lo
Hi,
We have been testing a number of thin clients lately, but I have to say
that we haven't met one which did not have an X driver :)
These include everything from HP thinclients to raspberry pis, trimslice
etc.
I think pixman does a pretty good job basic draw operations, but for video
playback i
Maybe to make things more cost effective , you could look into making a
thinclient yourself, more like a product design.
Allwinner a10 SoCs are cheap and pack quite a punch.
We need a GPU accelerated
working X server with 2D.
rendering(spice-gtk client uses pixman lib for rendering).
and can use
