Thanks (also Dave and Carsten)! Full of useful information not easily found (if even found) on the Internet! So, in summary, the communication is done through a series of memory mapped regions in the address space of the graphics library (e.g., OpenGL).The image data is transferred 1) from the X client to the X server and 2) from there to the graphics library. Are both of these transfers made using shared memory?
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