I wonder if the addon Dispmanx (VNC for Raspberry Pi) is only availble for Raspberry Pi or is there a version for x86 / x64?

Dispmanx only for Raspberry Pi?
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lewham -
September 10, 2016 at 7:12 AM -
Thread is Unresolved
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Hello lewham,
x11vnc is work in progress.
It however flickers badly.We welcome any suggestion on how to fix the issue, here or on github.
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Is there a place that I can get some hints on using Dispmanx? I installed it, but it doesn't work. I assumed the lack of documentation meant it was plug and play.
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Is there a place that I can get some hints on using Dispmanx? I installed it, but it doesn't work. I assumed the lack of documentation meant it was plug and play.It's like any other VNC server. Connect to it using a vnc program. The default port is 5900, you can change that and other settings in the add-on settings.
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So any VNC viewer set to 192.168.1.211:1 (the URL of my Pi) should just work if it has been installed on my LE RPi.
When I try RealVNC viewer on my windows machine the Pi "actively refuses connection".
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typically the ":" denotes a port number, so I would try 192.168.1.211:5900
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typically the ":" denotes a port number, so I would try 192.168.1.211:5900Yeah, I just noticed that error. But now getting an assertion error, whatever that means.
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Switched totightvnc works good.Thank you.
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Great!
I will create a corresponding addon, if you don't mind
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I have created an addon based on your package.
I tested it with 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 2nd Generation Core Processor Family Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 09)
It flickers/tears, but less than x11vnc, and it is therefore usable.Any idea how I could solve flickering/tearing?
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What do you mean flickering/tearing? Can you create a video? Wondering if you might expect more from VNC than is possible.
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What do you mean flickering/tearing? Can you create a video? Wondering if you might expect more from VNC than is possible.Here is a video of my experience: mouse movements produce tearing/flickering.
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Oh, that is definitely not happening here. I'm not sure if display drivers have anything to do with this, but other than using the latest xf86-video-intel from git, maybe you could try enabling DRI3:
xf86-video-intel: enable dri3 and make it default · escalade/LibreELEC.tv@d73d343 · GitHub