Have a look at http://docs.cslabs.clarkson.edu/wiki/SPICE, it took a bit
of specificity with Google to find it but these guys look like they know
what they are doing and their own text doesn't reveal their failure.
I will love to hear of your outrageously easy success but if the failure
doesn't mention x-server or xorg or similar type of problem we should
probably stop Cc'ing the list...
On 09/06/10 09:40, Brian Milliron wrote:
Tell me about it! Between that and the Spice Girls its nearly
impossible to find any useful info at all. I think there's a lesson in
here somewhere about unique names...
It's difficult to find a reference to any ubuntu instructions for the
'spice' you want due to all the noise about 'spice' the electronics
program. I don't know if Liang actually got it working or just believes
that the git update will help you along. I am trapped at work for
another 7 or so hours now, but I'll look closer later.
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