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> We now resort to using VNC solutions. Isn's this just ... > graphics are now drawn as bitmap at server side and sent in whole to the client. ?
by michaelcampbell 7y ago
> We now resort to using VNC solutions.
Isn's this just ...
> graphics are now drawn as bitmap at server side and sent in whole to the client.
?
- syockit 7y agoYes, but with multiple compression technology available. I use RealVNC where there is only one knob for controlling image quality, but in TightVNC for example there's a choice of using zlib, RRE, hextile and its very own Tight encoding[1]. The problem with Qt over X is that it tries to send every frame on every redraw event. With VNC this is automatically limited by the frame rate. [1] https://www.tightvnc.com/vncviewer.1.php https://www.tightvnc.com/vncviewer.1.php
- notyourday 7y agoIf you are to run a spinning cube test you will see that VNC cannot handle motion graphics well.