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Originally Posted by wildcolor
Well, when using the VNC viewer, a faster (and perhaps more stable) is what I am after.
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Except for the b/w thing, it won't get faster. Well, at least if we're talking about my kindlevncviewer (as there are also Kindlet-based VNC viewers, which are indeed quite slow).
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Because with the VNC viewer, one can certainly use a keyboard.
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But it is still a solution that needs a PC to mediate.
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But what do you mean by 'using strickly b/w images'. Say, if the displayed area in the kindle from my PC screen is controlled by my own program, then the b/w images can be generated when the 3 guns have equal numbers, (e.g. R = 255, G = 255, B = 255 give us white)? Is that what you mean?
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Yep. Either rgb(0,0,0) or rgb(255,255,255) (for 24bit rgb/32bit argb visuals of course). Whatever you mean with "guns".