I'm using Virtual Desktop powered by Qemu + Spice. And I wanna make my VM support win10 touch gesture. So I turn on the usb redirection function. But I found the touch position offsets. I wanna try to fix this, but confused of where to start. Could anyone give me some advice? Thanks in advance.
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I am trying to set up Tinker Board headlessly as I don't have access to a wired keyboard and mouse.
One method I know that works for Raspi is by creating an SSH file while setting it up and a wpa_supplicant.conf file to provide wifi details. I have flashed the latest Tinker OS v2.2.9 onto the eMMC present on the board as per the instructions. But, in this case I am not able to access the drive once flashed (Contrary to raspi setup).
Is there a way to set it up headlessly?
Thank you for taking out time to read this and helping out.
Hello everyone and sorry for my mistakes,
I am new with the virtual machine and I have to work on it. To do so, my school forced me to work on VMWare VSphere Client. The version I am currently using is the 5.5.
My problem is that when I do a right on the desktop, there is an offset between the mouse and the menu. I tried to unistall and reinstall it, but this problem always appears. I also tried to tun it with the Windows 7 compatibility and the others compatibility.
My problem : Offset between the mouse and the menu
I know that this problem is due to my computer because the same version of VMWare VSpere Client works perfectly on similar computers but not on mine.
My computer config :
ASUS K501UW
RAM 8Go
64 Bits
Intel Core i7
Tank you by advance for yours helps.
This is really very late, but perhaps this helps others. I had the mouse click problem with Windows 10 and viclient 5.5 too. This was because I was using custom display scaling in Windows 10. I changed to de-select the option "Let Windows try to fix apps so they're not blurry" and then the mouse clicks worked again in viclient. I did not have to disable custom scaling.
I am currently developing an Android Things application on an IMX7d developer board and need to figure out how to get the default camera, which is configured as BACK, to be a FRONT facing one, with correct orientation. This application will make heavy use of the camera, for example with face recognition.
I've noticed with other android phones you can edit /etc/nvcamera.conf to do this, but the Android things OS image I have doesn't seem to have that file. Is there some other way to do this?
I'm testing a feature
that when I can't get wifi connection
I will show a alert view and a button to go to system wifi setting
I know that in IOS6.0 this can't be done
but today I downloaded google map with my Iphone 5(IOS 7.0.6)
If I didn't have Wifi and 3g it will pop out a view
and if I press setting I can go to wifi setting
So I think this feature can be done in IOS 7
Can anyone tell me how to do this??
And Sorry about my poor English!!
No this is not possible, the dialog you are seeing is system dialog saying that if you turn on WiFi you will get a better location fix. As a developer you have no control over these dialogs.
Is there anything like standard IP camera OS emulator? So to create a plugin\program for it and be able to come to Cameras creator\vendor with something like "Hey, I've developed some cool software for your camera! Look here! Please implement it into your cameras next version or please give me the job in your company!)"
So something like mobile os emulator... But for IP or at least usb Web Cameras.. So to create and test modules for it.
So Point is not in IP cameras HTTP\RTSP apis emulation but in emulation of how camera works internaly (like how frames are obtained, compressed, what controlls all that process etc)
I dont know if this is what you are looking for exactly. http://sourceforge.net/projects/axisemulator/