Re: X11 server that supports OpenGL 1.5 or higher

Thank you both. I've started looking in to using VirtualGL. I got it working but am finding almost similar performance as the software rendering when using vanilla X11 Forwarding. Since this is my first rodeo with VirtualGL I'm sure that there is some setting that I have not configured properly...

Re: X11 server that supports OpenGL 1.5 or higher

On 2020-06-04 8:10 p.m., Joe Hays wrote: > I've started looking in to using VirtualGL. I got it working but am > finding almost similar performance as the software rendering when using > vanilla X11 Forwarding. Since this is my first rodeo with VirtualGL I'm > sure that there is some setting that I

Re: Figuring out the terms used in the documentation

On Thu, 2020-06-04 at 08:23 -0300, Sleep wrote: > From the Xlib - C Language X Interface: "For each screen of the > display, there may be a list of valid visual types supported at > different depths of the screen." > > Alright this is confusing me, this implies that one screen can handle > win

Re: X11 server that supports OpenGL 1.5 or higher

On 2020-06-05 3:29 p.m., Joe Hays wrote: > Thanks for the insight. I've not heard of a scenario like that. Can you > suggest a tool for the compressing remote access protocol? Two open source examples off the top of my head are TurboVNC and xpra but there are many more I'm sure others can suggest

Update the keyboard layouts

Hello all, Recently two new variants were added to a layout in the gitlab repository . I want to know when are such updates released? (I am using MX Linux distribution, but I would like to know about the general process of updating