splashtop personal install on thum drive

#SPLASHTOP PERSONAL INSTALL ON THUM DRIVE HOW TO#
#SPLASHTOP PERSONAL INSTALL ON THUM DRIVE CODE#

Good enough for flying around, not good enough for PvP.įlying around The Forge for the hell of it: better than Jita undock, though still noticeably bad. Constant delay around 0.8-1.2s, with intermittent spikes going up to at least 2s. Undocking: less lag from the connection than from my actual home computer.įlying around the Jita undock: stuttery. Still as painful to work as always though. S&I interface: barely any delays noticed. Updating skill queues: small (<0.25s) bursts of lag upon expanding and collapsing categories.

#SPLASHTOP PERSONAL INSTALL ON THUM DRIVE HOW TO#

Kurt Shintaku has a how-to on how to install Windows Vista from a high speed USB 2.0 Flash Drive.

#SPLASHTOP PERSONAL INSTALL ON THUM DRIVE CODE#

Updating market orders with an IGB looping script running: Estimate of 0.2-0.4s latency funny audio desync. My solution, USB Thumb drive Since Vista and Windows 2008 share the same code base, I figured someone must have found a way to boot vista off a thumb drive so I looked and found just that. Updating single market orders: Nearly no perceptible latency. My home connection supposedly has a max of 2 MBPS up I've personally never seen it break 1 MBPS. I noticed that audio and video seemed to be transmitted independently: desyncing got progressively worse as latency did.

Needless to say, that's a rough estimate at best. I used the Chrome Remote Desktop app, which is not too shabby, but also not nearly as good as TigerVNC or others.Īs I knew of no good way of measuring total latency (other than staring at the in-game clock, waiting for it to tick over the minute mark, something I didn't quite feel like doing), I'm only going to be talking about perceived latency between user action and visual response. Once the license file is installed, restart SCARM and check the license status in Help > About dialog. I tried it in two scenarios: coupled on the same network as my main computer, and connected to a university wireless network several miles away from my home computer. In order to properly install the license in Crossover, start SCARM and then use File > Open to open the license file SLK.scpem, that you downloaded from your SCARM account. For my purposes, it works amazingly well.įor reference, I have my graphics set to the absolute minimum, captain's quarters and ship spinning disabled, etc. But, as this thread had mixed responses, much like the rest of the internet, I decided to buy a Chromebook from a local store and try it myself. Have been too busy this week's end to get back to this thread. Could barely find anything about this subject on Google / Eve-Search. But I'd rather check first than be disappointed later. It sounds like updating my orders/skill-queues would be perfectly doable even without the need to get anything fancier than the official remote desktop app. As I'm currently shopping for new computers, and weighing my options, I wanted to ask: has anyone attempted to run on Eve on a Chromebook remote desktoped into a Windows machine?

Splashtop personal install on thum drive