I was thinking about the possibilities of the Pandora as a remote-play device, and it occurred to me that ssh would be well suited to the task. This would allow someone to run x86 binaries, or programs that are simply too resource intensive for the Pandora over a LAN.
From what I understand, it would be impossible to render OGL applications over ssh using the -glx extension, because the client X server is doing the rendering, and OGL-ES would be incompatible. Is this correct?
Also I came upon an alternative, called VirtualGL. This seems like the ideal solution, assuming that the VirtualGL client can be ported. Is there any interest in porting this? I'll look into it myself, but my experience is fairly limited with this sort of thing.
From what I understand, it would be impossible to render OGL applications over ssh using the -glx extension, because the client X server is doing the rendering, and OGL-ES would be incompatible. Is this correct?
Also I came upon an alternative, called VirtualGL. This seems like the ideal solution, assuming that the VirtualGL client can be ported. Is there any interest in porting this? I'll look into it myself, but my experience is fairly limited with this sort of thing.