On Fri, Mar 27, 2015 at 12:10:21PM -0500, looncraz wrote: > >Are you are suggesting setting up a virtual video board in effect? That > >could be an interesting way of doing it, which would also speed up screen > >reading since it would reside in main RAM, not the occasionally much > >slower video memory. On the other hand, it would be simpler for the user > >to understand a program that merely shows what's on the real screen, > >remotely. > > A virtual video card (RemoteHWInterface) already exists for something like > this, though I don't know the details. It should be immensely useful for > running dedicated remote user sessions, but not so much gaining access to > the current user session - as I see it. Yes, this is used for the remote app_server which runs a separate session. But it could be possible to add a "dispatcher" to forward the drawing commands to two interfaces, so it gets a clone of the currently running session instead. > > --The loon >