[gtk-vnc-devel] VNC sessions on a 3-d spinning cube

["Daniel P. Berrange" <berrange redhat com>]

One evil thought, led to another even more evil thought, and thus I ended 
up writing a VNC viewer program which displays multiple VNC sessions on a 
spinning cube....

http://berrange.com/personal/diary/2007/11/vnc-sessions-on-3-d-spinning-cube

It doesn't work with the current version of GTK-VNC. I needed to add a
couple of Anthony's patches to propagate mouse events. I also need to add
an API for sending fake mouse events, and a nnew signal to get notices of
the VNC region updates so I could refresh the textures. I don't claim it
is fast/efficient. It is fun though. I think its probably better to write
it to interact directly with the GVNC class, rather than hooking into the
VNC DIsplay frontend, since Clutter doesn't technically need to use GTK
at all - it talks OpenGL & X11 directly. I used the Clutter<->GTK bridge
for this hack though.

Dan.
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