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authorJeroen Roovers <jer@gentoo.org>2018-04-20 09:30:20 +0200
committerJeroen Roovers <jer@gentoo.org>2018-04-20 10:38:34 +0200
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net-misc/pipes: Fix line length in <longdescription />.
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<longdescription>
I just noticed that netpipes doesn't support bidirectional pipes.
So I made my own version.
-Now I can say in computer A that "plis 12345 -io ohjelma" and in computer B that "pcon A 12345 -io ohjelma2",
-and they communicate together then.
-My example utilization was that I can send the picture of SNES-emulator to another
-computer via network, and grab the keyboard input there, so get two consoles to
-the same game.
-My friend wanted to watch when I play FF6, but didn't want to sit next to my monitor,
-and asked if he could get the picture to his monitor.
+Now I can say in computer A that "plis 12345 -io ohjelma" and in computer B
+that "pcon A 12345 -io ohjelma2", and they communicate together then.
+My example utilization was that I can send the picture of SNES-emulator to
+another computer via network, and grab the keyboard input there, so get two
+consoles to the same game.
+My friend wanted to watch when I play FF6, but didn't want to sit next to my
+monitor, and asked if he could get the picture to his monitor.
And he got it.
Then he asked if he could play it from his computer at the same time as me...
And now it works too.