Command remoting

Abstract

Various techniques for remoting graphics are described in the claims, drawings, and text forming a part of the present disclosure.

Description

Background technique [0001] Terminal Services provides technology for allowing access to applications and data stored on servers. User input is sent over the network to the server, and audio and graphics are sent from the server to the client. Over the years, different techniques for remoting graphics have been developed, such as command-level remoting and bitmap-level remoting. [0002] It is generally believed that bitmap-level remote control is the easier implementation of the two technologies. In bitmap remote control, graphics processing is performed on a terminal server, and the final image, such as an array of pixel values ​​forming a bitmap, is compressed and sent over a network to a client. The technique requires a server with sufficient computing power to render images to one or more clients. [0003] Command-level remote control, on the other hand, offloads graphics rendering to the client. Primitives, such as vertices, that can be processed by the driver and ex...

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Problems solved by technology

Text may appear at wrong part of GUI box or at wrong time if commands are not synchronized

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