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2010-08-04
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What is this? Some thin client?
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Game Gripper now available for n900 emulators and games
Game Gripper now available for n900 emulators and games
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2010-08-04
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I am not sure myself, I was hoping someone here can clarify
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2010-08-04
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looks interesting
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2010-08-04
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You can read some more about it here http://www.redhat.com/f/pdf/summit/agilboa_11_spice.pdf
Basically looks like some kind of VNC solution[without VNC]. Not sure though.
EDIT: After reading some more, looks like it is a virtualization solution. Basically you connect to the host which then uses QEMU to run a OS that is then presented to you.
Last edited by ToJa92; 2010-08-04 at 15:14.
Basically looks like some kind of VNC solution[without VNC]. Not sure though.
EDIT: After reading some more, looks like it is a virtualization solution. Basically you connect to the host which then uses QEMU to run a OS that is then presented to you.
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2010-08-04
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So its like a Citrix virtualization. Hmm interesting
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2010-08-04
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from wikipedia "QEMU":
QEMU is a processor emulator that relies on dynamic binary translation to achieve a reasonable speed while being easy to port on new host CPU architectures.
In conjunction with CPU emulation, it also provides a set of device models, allowing it to run a variety of unmodified guest operating systems; it can thus be viewed as a hosted virtual machine monitor. It also provides an accelerated mode for supporting a mixture of binary translation (for kernel code) and native execution (for user code), in the same fashion as VMware Workstation and Microsoft Virtual PC.
QEMU is a processor emulator that relies on dynamic binary translation to achieve a reasonable speed while being easy to port on new host CPU architectures.
In conjunction with CPU emulation, it also provides a set of device models, allowing it to run a variety of unmodified guest operating systems; it can thus be viewed as a hosted virtual machine monitor. It also provides an accelerated mode for supporting a mixture of binary translation (for kernel code) and native execution (for user code), in the same fashion as VMware Workstation and Microsoft Virtual PC.
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2010-08-04
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so in brief? does it look like we'll see a reasonable xp experience on n900 before they're obsolete?
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2010-08-04
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Originally Posted by festivalnut
From what I understand, you run a SPICE-server on, well a server(or a Home PC). You can then set up sort of virtual machines. When connecting via a client, you'll be able to pick between your VM's, and run them as they would be native on the device(whether it be a laptop, N900, iPad whatever). Sort of thin clients, if I understand all of this correct.
so in brief? does it look like we'll see a reasonable xp experience on n900 before they're obsolete?
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2010-09-28
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Anyone actually tried this?
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I am not sure what to make of this, any input is welcome...
http://spice-space.org/page/SpiceClientN900