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Wait, you need an X server to run it? What's the point then?
by 10098 13y ago
Wait, you need an X server to run it? What's the point then?
- _delirium 13y agoIt looks like it just uses an existing X server as a way to create an OpenGL context, not as an X server per se. Perhaps it would be possible to port it to some non-X method of producing an OpenGL context, such as EGL.
- dmytrish 13y agoBecause this glosses over the really complex parts. Still, if they are written in Lisp, this would comprise a complete self-sufficient X server (how many lines of code this would take though?).