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GNOME 40 Introducing Headless Native Backend, Virtual Monitors
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Could this be used to use a tablet as a second monitor of sorts with VNC? What is best for this use case (lowest latency)
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144Hz Nobody is saying that Gnome is a dictatorship, because it's not.
Gnome is an oligarchy.
As most of the open source software, for that matter.
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I haven't read the details but I'm not sure if remote display on servers is the primary use case for this (for one thing this is virtual monitor management, not virtual/remote input). It could be more targeted at applications like screen recording, streaming, display virtualisation for VMs/containers etc.
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Originally posted by 144Hz View PostMez' And a special one for you mez. Nvidia/X11 stuff. Developed by people not wearing red hats.
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/mutte..._requests/1726
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Originally posted by ChristianSchaller View PostActually main motivation for writing this was for people wanting to run a desktop on headless systems like servers, where they connect remotely to a desktop to run diagnosis etc.
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Originally posted by ferry View Post
Actually it's a very old idea. 30 years ago it was normal to have like 4 X clients to a server using XDMCP.
There is also xpra you can use for remoting apps. But the nice thing about this implementation is not having to use a virtual X server.
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