I have to set up a demo for something, and I'm having some trouble switching between several fullscreen OpenGL programs on Windows seamlessly (cannot have Windows desktop or any windows displayed). I need to be able to launch Windows XP OpenGL programs running on machine A, showing on A's monitor, from a remote machine B, over a wireless connection (the only wire can be the power cable). Obviously I can't use Remote Desktop as that runs on the computer B screen. I was thinking of possibly using telnet or ssh, but once I start an OpenGL program, I don't know how I can close it. A secondary thing I need is to have some sort of fullscreen logo showing while one program is closing and another is loading. I cannot have any wired connections save for the power cable. I was thinking using a wireless DVI or HDMI switch (computer A's monitor is a 1020p HDTV using its HDMI connector) and switching with a wireless remote to another computer together with computer A, but I'm wondering if there is a software solution.

If I use the kill, would the process close normally and destructors deallocating memory etc. get called?

Quote:Original post by Adam_42
you could always write a short program that terminates the other one properly

I don't know how to do that, actually...

I can't use pstools because the damn computer won't network properly--it's reachable by its local LAN IP but it won't show up by its computer name (no idea why, I even put the computers in the same workgroup), and pstools wants a name and won't take an IP :(

If I use SSH instead, when I launch a program would it know to use the display on the computer on which the program resides, not the remote one I'm accessing with?