As a consumer of X the issues I face most regularly revolve around session mobility and perisistence.
Sure I could use NX or VNC Session Manager (http://vncsessmgr.sf.net) but I'd rather a native X method of accomplishing the same.
I thought that in some developing countries that the financial burden of software licensing wasn't an issue at all...
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SIP compliant Phone - Yes Xbox client - Check EPG - Urm, in Australia, not really - Maybe Cable decoding (support for multiple channels - No
However, I use it as a front-end for my MythTV server - 2 x DVBT cards - and it works a treat. If only I can find a source for high/low tides in Australia so I know when to take the dog to the beach...
That's not how it happens, that's not how any of this happens...
As a consumer of X the issues I face most regularly revolve around session mobility and perisistence. Sure I could use NX or VNC Session Manager (http://vncsessmgr.sf.net) but I'd rather a native X method of accomplishing the same.
I agree. I will only contribute when it exceeds native speeds. A factor of 2 sounds nice.
I thought that in some developing countries that the financial burden of software licensing wasn't an issue at all...
SIP compliant Phone - Yes
Xbox client - Check
EPG - Urm, in Australia, not really - Maybe
Cable decoding (support for multiple channels - No
However, I use it as a front-end for my MythTV server - 2 x DVBT cards - and it works a treat. If only I can find a source for high/low tides in Australia so I know when to take the dog to the beach...