Forwards the display over a network
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

.. manpage:: 7 display-tele


Synopsis
--------

::

  display-tele: <host>[:port]


Description
-----------


The tele target forwards the display over a network via TCP to a
remote host.


A `ggiteleserver` must be running on the remote host where the final
display resides. A normal GGI applications will then use the tele
target to forward all graphic operations to the machine running the
teleserver.


Options
-------

The first argument to `display-tele` is the hostname to connect to
(the display server). The second optional argument is the port on
which the server is listening. The default port is 27780.


Features
--------

- DirectBuffer never supported.
- Accelerated if the remote display is.


See Also
--------

:man:`ggiteleserver(1)`



GGI display server
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

.. manpage:: 1 ggiteleserver


Synopsis
--------

::

  ggiteleserver [-V|--version] [-h|--help] [-t <target>] [-d <display>]


Description
-----------

`ggiteleserver` starts a display server for GGI and listen for display
operations on a TCP socket. A GGI application can then forward display
operations to this server with the `display-tele` target. The server
will use the default output.


Options
-------


``-V``, ``--version``
    Print the program version and exit.

``-h``, ``--help``
    Print options and exit.

``-t <target>``
    Use the specified :p:`target` as display. It overrides the value
    of `GGI_DISPLAY`.

``-d <display>``
    TODO what is that?

The default port is 27780.


See Also
--------

:man:`display-tele(7)`
