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ide think that the half-life replay model would be better for remote desktop than the twitch model but hell what do i know i suck cocks for a living
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Smythe posted:ide think that the half-life replay model would be better for remote desktop than the twitch model but hell what do i know i suck cocks for a living
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*handwaves* since video encoding is about only sending changes it's usually really really really low bandwidth to send a desktop since it's all highly compressible it actually ends up being worse the X11 network transparent way because every single client (i.e. every single window) has to handle the redraws themselves
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x11 just wasn't designed with modern constraints in mind x11 literally renders fonts to bitmaps on client side and sends them to the display
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Er, that's backwards. It used to render fonts on the server. Then there was the X Font Server to support Type 1 fonts. Now you send bitmaps into a server-maintained global glyph cache, and say "copy the glyph from X,Y in the glyph cache to this position". And it turns out that's the best approach, since font rendering is surprisingly complex and every application wants it done slightly differently.
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But apparently you know more than the guy who had to rewrite a good portion of the font stack to make GL rendering mix with server-side glyphs. Because otherwise GL applications can't get subpixel rendered text.
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Suspicious Dish posted:Er, that's backwards. It used to render fonts on the server. Then there was the X Font Server to support Type 1 fonts. Now you send bitmaps into a server-maintained global glyph cache, and say "copy the glyph from X,Y in the glyph cache to this position". And it turns out that's the best approach, since font rendering is surprisingly complex and every application wants it done slightly differently. ok cool so now it caches the bitmaps that were rendered client side and sent to the display
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Sep 6, 2015 21:59
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If by "now" you mean "has been for 15 years".
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Suspicious Dish posted:If by "now" you mean "has been for 15 years". settle down beavis I was shocked to see your product in Costco this weekend but it turned out to be some Logitech abomination instead 
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Sep 7, 2015 00:04
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i pointed that out before. timeline bitch
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has endless saved the world yet by selling crappy linux desktops to peasants
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ahmeni posted:settle down beavis that's JBL, not Logitech
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Sep 7, 2015 00:12
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the ghost of linux sound
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pram posted:has endless saved the world yet by selling crappy linux desktops to peasants that triple entendre with 'peasants'
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Phoenixan posted:the ghost of linux sound
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pram posted:has endless saved the world yet by selling crappy linux desktops to peasants my endless saw an update to version 2.4 of its OS, so I slightly closer to doing so Suspicious Dish, what's new from 2.3.4→2.4?
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Phoenixan posted:the ghost of linux sound
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eschaton posted:my endless saw an update to version 2.4 of its OS, so I slightly closer to doing so Lots of tiny stuff, lots of bug fixes and under the hood changes. 357 core OS bugs were closed, and 257 application bugs were fixed. Boot speed should be significantly improved. We support a lot more printers now. Various system applications were updated and rebased. Lots of tiny optimizations to applications and our toolkits. There were lots of HW-specific bug fixes related to video decoding, audio and other things. I think we're winding down on OS development now that it's mostly OK. We only have one major UI redesign to our OS at this point. Most of the new design and development is going into applications, and new frameworks and core OS features to support applications. Knowledge apps / encyclopedia a few more features, and we made steady progress on a big feature which will likely be in the next release at this point. It didn't make this release, unfortunately.
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Suspicious Dish posted:I think we're winding down on OS development now that it's mostly OK. We only have one major UI redesign to our OS at this point. how will you track gnome if you have already settled on a UI design and OS underpinning? are you cool with redesigning it every six months when someone gets a bee in his bonnet? or is it just easier to have a platform that no isv can meaningfully target
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Phoenixan posted:the ghost of linux sound
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sometimes a cork gets putted in my linux printer cord and i need reboot to release all the prints that get stucked in it.
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i miss loud printin' you know the noise i'm talking about, i don't have to poorly imitate it in typed, all caps words
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pinters fkin sux0r
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Axtually, my Brother so and so works great. Newsflash fag: it sucks balls
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dot matrix printing the best printing
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celeron 300a posted:dot matrix printing Applewriter II
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celeron 300a posted:dot matrix printing https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u8I6qt_Z0Cg
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I should set up my ImageWriter II with CUPS so I can print pictures in glorious 144dpi color
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eschaton posted:I should set up my ImageWriter II with CUPS so I can print pictures in glorious 144dpi color i like how the imagewriter 2's multicolor ribbons were always well used by the time i got to do anything on them so all the colors were bleeding together already so everything i printed in color looked like poo poo
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Sep 7, 2015 20:22
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celeron 300a posted:dot matrix printing yeah, also daisywheel
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Captain Foo posted:yeah, also daisywheel wish my posts would get hit by a daisycutter lmao
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Sniep posted:i like how the imagewriter 2's multicolor ribbons were always well used by the time i got to do anything on them so all the colors were bleeding together already so everything i printed in color looked like poo poo you do a very good job of capturing the same effect in yospos monochrome
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eschaton posted:I should set up my ImageWriter II with CUPS so I can print pictures in glorious 144dpi color i used an hp laserjet IIp up until a couple years ago it was totally fine unless you tried to print an image. because then you would overflow the 2 mb of ram. oops
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linux ftw
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seanbaby looking a little rough there
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pram posted:linux ftw hey gramps if you've got a problem with it maybe you should be in the "1974 is the year of linux on the desktop" thread
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linux on the desktop in 20 years -comrade stallman at the 45th peoples linux congress
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pram posted:linux ftw this is not very linux-symposium-tshirts.jpg, op
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pram posted:linux ftw 1. these are the skinniest linux people i have ever seen 2. why the gently caress is the one in themiddle wearing a "debian women" t-shirt
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gnome 3.18 coming out in a lil under a week yay
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