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 debian 2014-04-26 andrew@localhost andrew@localhost [153534] updated Debian changelog
 gfxman 2014-04-26 andrew@localhost andrew@localhost [44183d] updated copyright date on gfxman-api-server.h
 input_server 2014-04-08 andrew@localhost andrew@localhost [a729f3] added a Ctrl-Win-F12 key combination, which cal...
 rgaviewer 2014-04-26 andrew@localhost andrew@localhost [8279e7] mention the requirement for GNU make in rgaview...
 scripts 2014-03-11 andrew@localhost andrew@localhost [42830d] added Debian packaging; added a script to switc...
 sdlvncviewer 2014-04-26 andrew@localhost andrew@localhost [c5811c] mention that GNU make is required in the README...
 .hgtags 2014-03-24 andrew@localhost andrew@localhost [ec69a8] Added tag 0.1 for changeset 42830dad4216
 COPYING.gpl3 2012-03-11 andrew@localhost andrew@localhost [8c21ed] Initial implementations of gfxman and input_ser...
 README 2014-04-26 andrew@localhost andrew@localhost [e7c83d] added a top-level README

Read Me

This package allows sharing of the display, keyboard, and mouse under Xen. It
consists of gfxman and input_server.

input_server is (obviously) a simple input server. It allows switching the mouse
and keyboard between multiple Xen domains using hotkeys. It implements a subset of XenClient 2.x's input server interface (the XenClient 2.1 dom0 input patch
for QEMU can be used as-is with it).

gfxman is a minmalist graphics server for Xen. It is sort of similar to surfman
under XenClient, but it is simpler. The biggest difference from surfman is the
lack of support for filtered passthrough. A viewer is run on the passthrough
VM for displaying non-passthrough VMs instead. gfxman is not compatible with
surfman and reqiures a completely different QEMU patch.

The sdlvncviewer and rgaviewer directories contain viewers for the VNC and RGA
drivers for gfxman. Each of these has its own README.
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