ability to set the port and display parameters on startup.
as yet undocumented startup command is:
runserver.sh [-log] [-test] <display> <port>
for example,
runserver.sh :0 8000 (equivalent to runserver.sh, the default) starts bmi3d on port 8000 and display :0
or
runserver.sh -test :1 9000 starts bmi3d in test mode on port 9000 and display :1
for two tablets, you would need to start two instances with different displays and ports. i tested using:
runserver.sh :1 8000runserver.sh :2 9000
and it seemed to work, but i didn't test thoroughly
ability to set the port and display parameters on startup. as yet undocumented startup command is:
runserver.sh [-log] [-test] <display> <port>for example,runserver.sh :0 8000(equivalent torunserver.sh, the default) starts bmi3d on port 8000 and display :0 orrunserver.sh -test :1 9000starts bmi3d in test mode on port 9000 and display :1for two tablets, you would need to start two instances with different displays and ports. i tested using:
runserver.sh :1 8000runserver.sh :2 9000and it seemed to work, but i didn't test thoroughly