Pierre Ossman (ThinLinc team)
Pierre Ossman (ThinLinc team)
The VNC protocol requires servers to support all depths, so we've kept noVNC simple by just supporting the standard 24-bit depth. If your server requires 16-bit, then I'm afraid it...
I see. I'm afraid it is unlikely we'll add that complexity just to improve performance on those servers, but we can keep this feature request open in case someone wants...
Thanks for a suggested patch! We'll have a look and get back to you once we've had a closer inspection.
That is non-trivial code. And it also needs to be adjusted more, since the server could now in theory send any codec in 16-bit mode. So I'm not sold. Especially...
There were some suggestions on bug #1058 that could be explored further. We don't want to hard-code any document names, though. The ideal is to mimic what the browser does...
This looks better, but unfortunately, it still doesn't work. It is still splitting the words for the record, syslog and auth arguments.
We explored this in #1058, but failed to find something robust. I wonder if we missed something in the reasoning there, though, as the browser is able to use relative...
Hmm... I don't think I have access to update this on npm. @kanaka, @DirectXMan12, could you look at adding me and @samhed?
I'm assuming that plain-text is still HTML under the hood. So I would guess there is something magical that Thunderbird itself does there that needs to be replicated in the...
Found a small clue, if I change the containing `` to a ``, then things improve. It now correctly quotes as long as I include something from outside the diff...