> just picking up on a couple of your points, > > On 2010/11/04 06:46, onteria wrote: > > > > * Sound will be tricky, since I see lots of "alsa not found" messages > > * spewing by. I'm not sure if KDE has some kind of sound server like > > * arts that I can work on fixing the audio initialization there, then > > * have everything else hook into the sound server. Otherwise I have to > > * change over EVERYTHING to utilize the OpenBSD sound interface (I'm > > * assuming sndio(7) is the best one to use?) > > sndio(7) is the only one to use. alex has lots of help at > http://caoua.org/sndio/tips.html > > (yes, www/faq/ports/specialtopics.html#Audio implies other options are > still acceptable, this page could use an update).
Ah, thank you. I'll bookmark that and look over it when I get time. > > * I can't get KDE to run in TightVNC, but I was able to get krfb to > > * build for doing some kind of remote access for testing. Somewhat of a > > * hack solution imho but one that works. > > the TightVNC server is based on an ancient X server and not > recommended, lots of things will have trouble with it. x11vnc > is probably your best option for a server at the moment (you > can use it with Xvfb if you don't want to share a session with > the real display hardware). > > (if someone wants a challenge of porting a more integrated > VNC/X server, I would suggest looking at TigerVNC). Good to know it wasn't just me. That was driving me pretty insane. I'll look at TigerVNC later to see if I can get it working. Thank you again for this great info. - Onteria
