On Tue, Jun 16, 2009 at 10:53 AM, Daniele
Venzano<d.venz...@motronica.com> wrote:
> Hello,
> In the coming months I'm going to start a new project for my company based on
> evas + ecore (no widget library). It will use the Linux framebuffer driver and
> run on an ARM embedded system.
> For various reasons we will have to offer the possibility to remote the 
> display
> through the net via the VNC protocol.
>
> In the past we had hacked microwindows/nano-X with libvncserver to add said
> support. I'm willing to do something similar again, if it has not already been
> done, and share back the patch for an eventual inclusion in mainstream.
>
> So, did someone already thought or wrote some code about VNC support ?
> If not, how would you go about it ? The library basically needs a copy in
> memory of the framebuffer. Then every area that is modified needs to be passed
> to the library. There are pointer and keyboard events coming in from the other
> side that should be passed as if they where generated locally.
> Probably ecore should be modified, but before starting to dig inside ecore and
> evas sources I prefer to ask to people with better understanding of EFL.

Raster will probably have something to add to this, but you can do
this based on the "buffer" engine, providing the glue of
events/exposes using ecore.

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