Ok, I'll drop that directory (or at least the contents - someone with
SSH access needs to go in and physically remove the subdir). Did I miss
an announcement somewhere?
Which endianity issues remain? I'm on a wrong-endian platform (i386), so
if there are issues I'm interested in fixing them.
Ian Piumarta wrote:
>Hi Cees,
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>>Update of /cvsroot/squeak/squeak/platforms/unix/misc/rfb
>>Log Message:
>>Directory /cvsroot/squeak/squeak/platforms/unix/misc/rfb added to the
>>repository
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>There is already a fully-functional built-in RFB server (which can cohabit
>and/or replace X11) for Unix 3.1 -- I just never pulled it into the main
>distribution (after being `distracted' with getting 3.2 out of the door in
>a hurry earlier this year).
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>The RFB stuff is going to be part of 3.3, which is very different from 3.2
>internally and has modularised support code (where things like X, RFB,
>sound, etc., are only loaded if needed).
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> http://www-sor.inria.fr/~piumarta/squeak/unix/3.1x-rfb/src/unix/
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>contains a VM that can happily serve X11 client(s), RFB client(s), neither
>or both at the same time. There are a few trivial endian issues remaining
>in the RFB code, but it works perfectly on big-endian machines.
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>Regards,
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>Ian
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