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  1. I have sent them an email, but there is hope: https://support.parsecgaming.com/hc/en-us/articles/360001562772-All-Advanced-Configuration-Options Decoder settings are both hardware and software, so the gpu /"video card" may not matter much. The Linux download is a .deb file: https://parsecgaming.com/downloads/
  2. Parsec does have clients for Linux, Mac, Android and Windows x86, and RPi ! But I will ask specifically ☺️ My question was really about whether these screen sharing clients would need a lot of gpu. But I think not- that is the while point of screen sharing: light clients, beefy server.
  3. @jock Appreciate the details 🙂 But how about #2 on my OP? Parsecgaming.com is screen sharing whereby the server hosts the game, and streams it to clients ( Armbian Amlogic / RK TV boxes ?) So will Parsec gaming work with Armbian tv boxes ? ( Steam Remote Play Together is the Parsec equivalent of screen sharing, with Steam chat included.)
  4. @Werner Thanks. So hopefully there will be more answers. I have seen @NicoD youtubes but they don't really answer my questions. Likely then, #2 (screen sharing) ought to work; this implies all the gpu load is on the server, so few issues?
  5. Don't know if this is the correct section, but I couldn't find any info. Googling is confusing since this is aarch64 not x86 Linux ! Inquiries are for generic TV boxes, presumably by @balbes150 1. Does any Armbian distro allow playing videogames including retro? ( Steam now has Retroarch in beta.) b. Can Retro games be installed/run on these S905 tv boxes? 2. Given that Steam Remote Play and Parsec are screen sharing packages, is it possible to stream server installed games to Armbian TV client boxes? 3. How about installing Steam Link/ Proton and/or Lutris? Above are available on Ubuntu Gamepack distro, from my Google searches, but I don't know about ARM availability 😃 Are there specific ARM or 32 v 64 bit issues still? 4. How "difficult" is it to do some custom development for at least some videogames via donation/ custom projects? What donation level, roughly ?
  6. Hi Oleg! I am back after some summer issues at your S905 thread at LE Forum when CE folks had interjected, and my Cnx-Software comments were hijacked ... I will be posting on Armbian- my ID works here. But on LE it doesn't- don't know how to contact LE admin. Kindly you (or someone else) brief me on the following, from your Post#1 which has undergone changes since then: 1. There are many Google Playstore apps listed when I search for "Update & Backup." Which one should I use? 2. Kernel 4.16 (latest for Armbian and LE Kodi I assume?) doesn't support emmc. So which last kernel does support emmc install? (Do you know which new kernel after 4.16 might support emmc install?) 3. I am looking for some boot script(s) such that I don't have to go into Kodi menu. Rather at boot time, after splash screen etc, the OS should have screen prompt for configuring WiFi ( AP mode, or input WiFi sta mode SSID available and password.) I know some wifi chips like ssv6051P (e.g., on x96) don't work in WiFi AP mode, given old drivers. But Realtek wifi chipsets should. Also a boot script for switching between HDMI and AV output. This way I can SSH later and edit if I need to ! Unluckily I am not a dev/coder, but I can follow instructions and try to emulate someone else's script. 4. LE balbes150 distro problem 😊 I see that in your Yandex files, the Kodi 18 folder is grayed out. Where can I download the Kodi 18 files for latest kernel 4.16, and for last kernel supporting emmc install? 5. Is there a performance/features difference between Armbian Kodi and your LE distro for a S905* tv box with 1/8GB ? How about for 2/16 GB variety for 720p streaming? Thanks 😊 and I am glad to be back. You've been doing a great job. And yes, Happy Holidays and New Year 2020 to you All !!!
  7. https://forum.armbian.com/profile/1215-balbes150/ @balbes150 Thanks for your answers ! I too think emulation is not a good idea ?? Some clarifications: I am only interested in 720p Kodi streaming on S905W/X/D Android Box (since RK3229 doesn't seem supported.) Here is a good article by an old Silicon Valley hand: https://betanews.com/2018/07/17/how-to-cut-the-cable-yet-stay-within-your-bandwidth-cap/ 1. Will Core 4.1 server work with S905* 720p streaming as for S912? Can resolution be higher? 2. What will Core 4.1 advantages be over Core 3.1 for above? Speed, stability, performance, more support? 3. Any nice way of accessing Android apps under Armbian 3.1/4.1? 4. I am interested in Docker applications for Armbian 3.1/4.1 because I am considering running Openwrt (for network performance) over LibreElec in a container. So do you think containerization might help with Multiseat, for example? E.g., run LibreElec or Openwrt as host OS, then use LibreElec containers on top, with AV and 720p HDMI outputs assignment with Bluetooth remote/keyboard inputs? What might be most efficient/stable host OS here? Alpine? Cheers ,??
  8. Is there a Docker thread discussion for S905* Armbian? Also will Kodi run on Armbian server version with 4.* kernel besides on the 3.* desktop version?
  9. Actually I am thinking of Libreelec+ Docker Openwrt for additional server/router functions all on the same S905W generic Android Box,after finding that building Openwrt into LE won't be easy given lack of package manager. Those LE guys say Kodi is unstable on Android Boxes natively but LE is fast and fine !
  10. https://osmc.tv/ is a media center Linux based distro originally for Pi and now also for S905* boxes, by Sam Nazarko. It isn't Android. The S905* generic distro is from Hungary, so I used Google translate with Chrome!
  11. Re: desktop vs server based Armbian distros, can you run Kodi (with its own GUI and add-ons) on the server version? The desktop version provides the Linux distro GUI (eg LXDE) but we don't need that to run Kodi? Apart, would the desktop Armbian version have any special features over the server version beyond the distro GUI? The server version uses 4.* kernel as opposed to 3.14 for the desktop version, so does this mean better video HW acceleration and other better features?
  12. 1. As the uber philosopher Chuck D said: Don't believe the hype ! 2. On another topic, what is the difference between Armbian and OSMC for S905* Android Box devices? Isn't OSMC built for Pi types not Android Box type boards? Does it run lighter than Armbian? Here is an OSMC distro hack for all S905/X/D (W uncertain) Android Boxes: https://www.kodinerds.net/index.php/Thread/61448-OSMC-run-all-S905-S905D-S905X-Android-TV-Box/?postID=457505&highlight=osmc#post457505 If you want to install server/ OpenWrt packages along with Kodi, which will have better performance (assuming OSMC can run on S905* boxes)?
  13. Quite confusing ! I thought that you should be able to run Android ARM image via snaps on top of Armbian per what Anbox.io apparently says. Didn't realize you need both OS images compliant as Anbox images !
  14. Well the FAQ on the https://anbox.io says it does support ARM- it was originally built using a phone: "Android image for every device? No. Anbox does not need a specific Android image for every device as it is specifically built in a device independent way. Anbox will ship with a single Android image per architecture (amd64, armhf, arm64) and no device specifc modifications are required." So what do you think now? Does this Anbox- Armbian combo make sense now???
  15. So I understand that @balbes150 doesn't approve of proot/chroot Linux over Android, which likely defeats the purpose of a (powerful) Linux OS. 1. Now given the popularity of Android apps, and the facts of Linux server stability plus all features we love, how about Android over Armbian? This should be a better idea, if feasible: https://anbox.io From the Anbox FAQ- +Open GL/ES drivers should be available in Armbian): " In contrast to Google's (Chrome) implementation, Anbox doesn't allow any direct access to hardware devices. For example it bridges Open GL ES to the host. In Chrome OS the container gets access to the host kernel side of the graphic subsystem to allow fast rendering. In our case, we decided against this to keep an easy way to port Anbox to different platforms. All a host operating system needs to provide is a Open GL / Open GL ES compatible driver to provide proper integration with the graphics subsystem. Other hardware devices like WiFi or Bluetooth will be abstracted in the future via a dedicated APIs between the container and the host." 2. I ask this because some Android Box vendors seem to be doing Android + OpenWrt/Debian, and I just wonder what the applications are: https://www.cnx-software.com/2017/12/26/whats-the-best-android-tv-box-2017-2018-edition/
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