Stas Sergeev

> It mention Xspice, which could maybe a good starting point. ``` Xspice is an X server and Spice server in one. It consists of a wrapper script for executing...

Maybe it can be used like xvnc... What does it give us? No sound, no concurrent use of a single dosemu from both local and remote location. I'd rather use...

Sound can be connected by the means of pulseaudio. As for Xspice - its entirely up to user. You can start using it right here, right now as no special...

I guess I'd better implement old good vnc. :)

https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/spice/spice libspice-server worth 2Mb of sources.

> Whether it would be > simple to just implement the basic rendering > without implementing qxl, is unclear to me. https://www.spice-space.org/spice-user-manual.html#spice-server ``` Spice server supports the QXL VDI interface....

https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/spice/x11spice/-/blob/master/src/spice.c x11spice is a sample application that captures x11 display output and forwards it to spice server, which then forwards it to client. It installs listeners for display events, keyboard...

> It mention Xspice, which could maybe a good starting point. Downloads are here: > https://www.spice-space.org/download.html#XSpice You had to point to x11spice instead, which is the next URL on the...

But I firmly believe this is a courtesy of SDL. Why would we implement yet another rendering and input subsystems, is unclear to me. Maintaining X11 and SDL subsystems in...

But that already works because sdl already supports wayland natively.