Last time I tried, it worked, or could work, however concurrency management is left as an excercise to the coder.
https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-65241
The WebGL doesn’t allow multiple users as far as I known to render the GUI into WebGL (correct me if I’m wrong here I haven’t used it yet, so take this with a grain of salt), but I don’t see that as a solution for multiple simultaneous user into different usage context. I always saw this option as a good configuration view for a device, a config page for a router for example. I’m speculating on this, I haven’t play with it, but my understanding so far: If you would need multiple user you would need to spawn a webgl process per user connected (CGI script or something?!?). And having the business logic into a single process that the webgl GUI process access.
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