Open a bug and I will help you to troubleshot.

Unfortunately there was a long list of outstanding bugs that we have fixed now and will be available soon. The bug yoU hit is that it takes 10s for adb server to connect to an phone when you enable ADB wifi. This is due to a dead lock that was removed in ADB 36.0.1 (which is available in Canary.

We are in the process of taking ADB wifi where it should. If QR code let's you down, a reliable fallback is pairing code. Also make sure you are on a network that doesn't block mdns, ADB relies on it to detect devices.

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Gratz. You are missing fish-eye correction but everything else seems to work well.

The scope of code and hardware to cover is dreading. I may find the courage someday.

Indeed, we improved every parts of ADB Wifi pipeline. Besides support in Studio, you need ADB 36.0.1 (to be released soon) and Android 16.

Maxed out at 35 fps !

Are you an 86box developer? Any rough idea why the Pentium 83 did not work? I wonder if I could leverage 86box to find out what is wrong with the BIOS of the 2168.

It is a checkmate 1500+. It is a LCD in the body of a CRT.

You mean something like that: au.pcpartpicker.com/b/vCHNnQ?

Did you take a photo of it at least?

DOOM uses the cross-product. The dot product is the "pure" and slow way to do it (slow if you don't have a floating point unit, Quake uses the dot-product).

It is all from 1993, except for the CheckMate 1500+ monitor which is 2025.

More of a numeric man.

It is the CheckMate A1500+!

I couldn't go CRT. I suffered too much with these.