The only really exciting thing going on in gaming (for me) is the Oculus Rift. Outside of gaming maybe there are other use cases. Given how powerful and cheap hardware is, I just have a hard time believing it'll take off.
The only really exciting thing going on in gaming (for me) is the Oculus Rift. Outside of gaming maybe there are other use cases. Given how powerful and cheap hardware is, I just have a hard time believing it'll take off.
OTOY’s CEO Jules Urbach demo’ed an entire Mac OS X desktop running in a cloud VM sandbox, rendering via ORBX.js to Firefox, but also showed a Windows homescreen running on his Mac — and the system tray, start menu, and app icons were all local HTML5/JS (apps were a mix ranging from mostly local to fully remoted, each in its own cloud sandbox).
Personally I find that much more interesting than anything to do with gaming.
I'm not aware of a way to do that easily using VNC.
Also, is there a good API for programming VNC? So I can inspect frames and act upon them?
So what's the minimum bandwidth you need?