Remote Scientific Visualization Using the Internet Protocol
Historically, when a user is required to work on a remote UNIX workstation, the user will log into the remote system and via the XServer and X11 protocol, set the display back to the local host. Problems arise with the requirement of high-bandwidth network requirements and the lack of OpenGL perform...
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