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                                            Rob Reuss

Linux-based client will not resolve service

Here's the edit I made per your request, on a fork: https://github.com/robreuss/NetService/commit/1b37de9c08363e67959ac163af5c30b19046d776 For some reason, `didNotResolve` is not firing recently. My app is consistently seeing two services (I guess IPv4...

Linux-based client will not resolve service

I've implemented this in a similar way on a Raspberry Pi 3 running Ubuntu 16.04/Swift v5.1.2 and it successfully resolves. The Zero I'm having the issue on is running Raspbian...

Linux-based client will not resolve service

I reverted to tag 0.7.0 and still see the resolving problem, if that tells you anything.

Linux-based client will not resolve service

Here's the trace from the `didNotResolve` delegate: ``` [EC] {RemoteLogging} Browser did not resolve: ["NSNetServicesErrorDomain": 10, "NSNetServicesErrorCode": -1] /home/pi/usr/lib/swift/linux/libFoundation.so($s10Foundation6ThreadC16callStackSymbolsSaySSGvgZ+0x28) [0xb65ec828] .build/armv6-unknown-linux-gnueabihf/debug/PanTilt(+0x13710) [0x447710] .build/armv6-unknown-linux-gnueabihf/debug/PanTilt(+0x13264) [0x447264] .build/armv6-unknown-linux-gnueabihf/debug/PanTilt(+0x8d680) [0x4c1680] .build/armv6-unknown-linux-gnueabihf/debug/PanTilt(+0x8e58c) [0x4c258c] .build/armv6-unknown-linux-gnueabihf/debug/PanTilt(+0x848a4) [0x4b88a4]...

Linux-based client will not resolve service

I moved forward to 8.1.0 (from 7.0.0) on my RPi 3 and it resolved but I now get a Connection Refused error: ` TCP Client got error connecting socket: Error...

Linux-based client will not resolve service

I solved the connection refused issue. Will be testing on the RPi Zero (Raspbian Buster) later today so don't invest any time in this just yet.

Linux-based client will not resolve service

I've got everything working from an RPi 3 running Ubuntu Mate to an iOS device, but unfortunately it is exhibit the same resolving problem with RPi Zero running Raspbian Buster....

Use iPhone as MFI controller

Unfortunately no, it’s not possible - it is something that needs to be implemented by the game developer. Hopefully more developers will soon support this because virtual game controler support...

Use iPhone as MFI controller

That’s right, GCVirtualController. If an app implements GCVirtualController but is running in the background, how can the user be providing touches to it if the app is in the background?...

Use iPhone as MFI controller

Interesting. Now you are getting into the domain that VGC might provide assistance with, because I chose a network-based solution rather than Bluetooth. Are you talking about a gaming scenario?...