nwrkbiz
MIT SHM, SYNC, GLX extensions support
Hmmm. That's a bit harsh. A reasonable response to that kind of comment is, "OK, perhaps you should implement the missing features and submit a pull request."
Seriously though, I am trying to use android-xserver on my Android tablet to display a Thunderbird (email client) instance running on my Debian Linux desktop. When I launch Thunderbird on the desktop (specifying the display as 192.168.1.13:0, which is correct - it works with xclock), it errors off with a message about GLX.
[GFX1-]: glxtest: GLX extension missing
Is there any way to make that configuration work? Is there any Android X server out there that does support GLX?
Thanks for this app!
Hmmm. That's a bit harsh. A reasonable response to that kind of comment is, "OK, perhaps you should implement the missing features and submit a pull request."
Seriously though, I am trying to use android-xserver on my Android tablet to display a Thunderbird (email client) instance running on my Debian Linux desktop. When I launch Thunderbird on the desktop (specifying the display as 192.168.1.13:0, which is correct - it works with xclock), it errors off with a message about GLX.
[GFX1-]: glxtest: GLX extension missing
Is there any way to make that configuration work? Is there any Android X server out there that does support GLX?
Thanks for this app!
currently there is only Xsdl xserver android, u can follow me bcuz im already started the project and i will share the repo soon
I tried Mocha X11 from Google Play. It's not FOSS, and it is painfully slow when displaying Thunderbird (on my Samsung Galaxy Tab A8 anyway) and hard to use (buttons often don't respond when touched).