Martin Viereck
Martin Viereck
> > But in many areas "sprayed" pixels are visible. Especially in dark areas they are visible. > I can confirm that. `--dog` tends to create noise pixels in low...
> But there are no differences to the images done with the previous version. It seams, the sprayed pixels are exactly at the same position. Sorry for my late response....
Finally I found the reason for the different results. It was a cache bug with option `--prefertop`. Your noisy result is the right one. Just drop option `--prefertop`, it is...
> In some areas there is some "glue" between the hairs. This is caused by `--cutblur` or in other setups by `--close`. Both options try to close gaps between nearby...
You can use x11docker if you want to have a visible browser. Otherwise, kuandai is right, running Xvfb inside the container makes sense. Sorry for the late response. I'll close...
I am not familar with remmina. > I have questionably read that Xorg requires an active display to be ran. That is right. If you are not on the terminal...
I'll publish a new release soon.
Xorg on your server seems to need to detect the mouse before it runs. Using the switch likely means that you cannot use the mouse on your client then. Or...
Sorry for my late response. If this is still of interest, please try again with latest versions of `x11docker` and image `x11docker/xserver`.
Thank you for your suggestions! Recently I've made some unrelated updates and tests. `--gpu --xorg` with podman works fine so far, with and wthout `--xc`. I did not change anything...