Hello,
I hope that this is directed at the right mailing list. If not, please excuse,
and if possible, show me the way to the proper list. I hope I'm in the
ballpark, at least.
I am very unfamiliar with X programming in general, being a low-level systems
programmer.
I would like to be able to somehow define a virtual X screen with a
non-regular WxH size that mimics some custom hardware display device and
lives inside a window on my regular X desktop (Fedora Core 4, stock). I
would like to be able to write X applications that use that screen, and then
be able to switch with minimum pain to the real hardware.
I would of course be writing the low-level OS drivers for the custom hardware.
I would also probably need to write some sort of X driver as well??
I am assuming that this has been done before but cannot find word one about it
using search engines on the Internet.
I thought to use Xvfb but am getting a fatal error when I try to define a
screen of 500x300x1. Basically I want to simulate an LCD display, perhaps
zoomable.
Can anybody here at least throw a few buzzwords my way that I can use to
effectively search for how to do something like this? Perhaps direct me to
some sort of documentation site that talks about X server programming?
Thanks in advance for any help.
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