The Broadway Windowing System
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The Broadway Windowing System
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#2Wait, does this mean I can use any spare tablet, laptop or smart TV as second monitor for, say M1 running Asahi? Wonder what's the performance for non-game usage?
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#3Apparently was around back in 1997 (but via a browser plug-in): https://web.archive.org/web/19970707154444/http://www.opengr...
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#4I've used this to develop GTK applications in the browser using VS Code + GitHub Codespaces. It works quite well:
https://alnvdl.github.io/2023/11/18/a-cloud-based-vs-code-wo...
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#5I've used this to develop GTK applications in the browser using VS Code + GitHub Codespaces. It works quite well: https://alnvdl.github.io/2023/11/18/a-cloud-based-vs-code-wo...
This is very cool! Gonna give this a shot.
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#6Qt supports this too:
https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/webgl.html
I've used this to let friends on IRC paint on my LED shelf (https://github.com/eikehein/hyelicht), which has a Qt-based embedded and phone app GUI, over the internet. Cheap fun!
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It's like trying to photograph a mirror. It looks like the application you build with it.
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#9Wait, does this mean I can use any spare tablet, laptop or smart TV as second monitor for, say M1 running Asahi? Wonder what's the performance for non-game usage?
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