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🇹🇼 中文版This article is about how to enable GPU hardware acceleration in Termux proot-distro by installing and running virgl server in Termux.By enabling VirGL in proot, we will be able to play 4K60p videos and run 3D Linux games or Windows games (via Box86 + Wine) in proot.SuperTuxKart, GlxgearsNo root permission is required.Testing device: Sony Xperia 5 II. Android 12. Snapdragon 865 (Adreno 650). RAM 8GB.If you are confused, watch this video demonstration first (with subtitles) to see how virglrenderer improve the graphical performance of Termux X11.1. Install Termux and Termux X11#Install Termux from F-droidAnd setup Termux X112. Install proot-distro#Install a proot-distro with desktop environment.I use Debian.3. Install virglrenderer#Choose one method to install virglrenderer.Method 1: Install virglrenderer-Android#virglrenderer-android uses Android GL/ES. It should work on most Android devices.Install virglrenderer-androidpkg install virglrenderer-androidYou can start virgl server by executing this commandvirgl_test_server_android &Method 2: Install virglrenderer with Zink#Zink is the OpenGL on Vulkan translation layer. The performance might be better than virglrenderer-android. It only works on Qualcomm devices.Install virglrenderer with zinkpkg install tur-repopkg update -y && pkg upgrade -ypkg install mesa-zink virglrenderer-mesa-zink vulkan-loader-androidYou can start virgl server by executing this command. While using GALLIUM_DRIVER variable in proot, replace virpipe with zink.MESA_LOADER_DRIVER_OVERRIDE=zink GALLIUM_DRIVER=zink ZINK_DESCRIPTORS=lazy virgl_test_server --use-egl-surfaceless &4. How to run applications with virgl#4.1. In proot#Start virgl server in Termux.Launch Termux X11 app, keep it opening in the background. Go back to Termux, start Termux X11export DISPLAY=:0termux-x11 :0 &Swipe from left edge, clcik New Session to open a new terminal. Log into proot-distro as user and mount Termux’s /tmp to proot.proot-distro login debian --user user --shared-tmpThen start XFCE sessionexport DISPLAY=:0dbus-launch --exit-with-session startxfce4 &Open terminal emulator in XFCE desktop. Run applications with two parameters: GALLIUM_DRIVER=virpipe MESA_GL_VERSION_OVERRIDE=4.0 to use virgl. Note some applications may crash when MESA_GL_VERSION_OVERRIDE=4.0 is used.\You may replace GALLIUM_DRIVER=virpipe with GALLIUM_DRIVER=virgl.For instance, to run Minetest

Smile Classic Instant Print Digital Camera SupportFrequently Asked Questions Does the camera come with ZINK paper?The KODAK SMILE Classic comes with a starter pack of ZINK paper, so you can start taking pictures right away.Can I save my photos to an external memory device?Yes. The KODAK SMILE Classic is compatible with microSD cards up to 256GB, so you can save your pictures forever.Do the photos I take with the KODAK SMILE Classic transfer to the app?Yes, they do. You can connect your camera to the KODAK CLASSIC 2-in-1 application, open the settings menu, and choose “Sync Photos,” to immediately transfer all the photos you’ve taken with your camera to your phone for easy editing and printing.What makes the KODAK SMILE Classic different from other instant cameras?The KODAK SMILE Classic marries the joy of an instant print camera with the fun of a mobile printer in a striking nostalgic body. Take a photo and print it instantly, or connect to the KODAK CLASSIC 2-in-1 app, edit your photos, and print on-the-go.Do I need to download the app to use the KODAK SMILE Classic? It’s more fun if you do! The KODAK CLASSIC 2-in-1 app provides a photo editing suite that lets you apply stickers, filters, and more to your pics. Add AR effects to photos, or capture a remote photo without touching your KODAK SMILE Classic camera! WATCH - HOW TO USE VIDEO Customer Service U.S.: [email protected], 844-516-1539 International: [email protected], 844-516-1540The KODAK trademark, logo and trade dress are used under license from KODAK. PRINTOMATIC is a trademark of C&A IP Holdings, LLC in the U.S., the European Union and the United Kingdom. ZINK, Zero Ink, and the ZINK logo are trademarks of ZINK Holdings, LLC, registered in the U.S. and other countries. microSD is a trademark of SD-3C LLC in the U.S. and/or other countries. All other products, brand names, company names and logos are trademarks of their respective owners, used merely to identify their respective products, and are not meant to connote any sponsorship, endorsement or approval.Legal Disclaimer: Actual product packaging and materials may contain more and different information than what is shown on our website. We recommend that you do not rely solely on the information presented and that you always read labels, warnings, and directions before using a product.Distributed by: C&A Marketing, Inc., 114 Tived Lane East, Edison, NJ 08837 USA C&A Marketing UK LTD, 167 Hermitage Road,

Makes a range of 'Astro Zoom' bridge cameras – offering DSLR-style grip and big built-in zooms. The AZ255 is essentially a budget version of the Kodak AZ538 - with the key difference being that this has a smaller 25x zoom. That's more than enough telephoto power for most users - and there is an advantage of weighing less (and costing less) than its bigger brother. We were disappointed with the image quality in our tests, however. It did well in sunny conditions - but struggled in low light, and when there was lots of contrast in the scene.A slightly more expensive option is the similar Kodak PixPro AZ405, which features a longer 40x zoom and higher 20MP resolution.Read more: Kodak PixPro AZ255 reviewBack to the top ⤴Budget Kodak instant print camera(Image credit: Gavin Stoker / Digital Camera World)A very basic digital instant print cameraSpecificationsType: Instant print cameraMedia: Kodak ZINK photo paperSensor: 5MP image sensorLens: 8mm f/2Weight: 199.5gReasons to buy+Light and pocketable+Stylish design+Easy to useReasons to avoid-No LCD screen-Essential accessories not includedInstant print cameras have always been geared towards simplicity, but even by that benchmark, the Printomatic is about as simple as you can get. There’s no settings control to speak of – there’s not even an LCD screen to review images before or after you take them. You just hope for the best while looking through the little viewfinder, and moments later the camera will spit out a print of what you captured on Kodak’s Zink photo paper. It’ll also save a copy if you insert a microSD card, although the makers didn’t deign to include one. Or a USB charging cable. Or more than five pieces of Zink paper. Come on, lads – you have to admit, that’s a bit cheap. It’s available in gray or yellow.Read more: Kodak

PaperSensor: 16MPLens: 27mm f/2.2Weight: 408gReasons to buy+Produces nice big prints+Useful app compatibilityReasons to avoid-Output pretty low-res-No preview screenInstant-print cameras are generally known for spitting out images about the size of a credit card, which isn’t everyone’s cup of tea. The Kodak Smile Classic feels like an attempt to make an instant-print camera that’s somewhere close to being a credible alternative to a Polaroid, producing larger prints that are 3.5 x 4.25 inches. The flat design is quite reminiscent of a Polaroid too – it’s clear what they’re going for here.The quality of the prints doesn’t match that of instant film, but the cheap convenience of Zink paper is undeniable. You can also save photos onto an SD card if you supply your own, and a pop-up viewfinder helps with composition.Read more: Kodak Smile Classic reviewBack to the top ⤴Kodak digital instant camera(Image credit: Gavin Stoker / Digital Camera World)A stylishly simple digital instant print cameraSpecificationsType: Instant print cameraMedia: Kodak ZINK photo paperSensor: 5MP image sensorLens: 3.57mm f/2.8Weight: 454gReasons to buy+Digital camera and instant print camera in one+You can print photos from your mobile phone on it wirelessly+Rechargeable batteryReasons to avoid-Smaller prints than Kodak Smile ClassicThis stylishly designed hybrid camera offers you a digital camera and instant print camera - like the Kodak Smile Classic. But with this model, the prints are the standard 3x2in Zink size. The resolution of the digital camera is also significantly lower than its older brother - maxing out at 5MP. The choice of a digital photo or a hard copy print is great to keeping running costs down, compared to a normal instant camera. And a big bonus is that you can use the Smile+ to create prints from images stored on your mobile phone - acting its services as a portable printer.The image quality

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In the face of that trend. Waterproof down to 15m, shockproof against drops of two metres, and generally sealed and dustproofed all over, this capable little compact is designed to be nice and easy to use.To that end, pretty much all shooting functions are automated, although it does have a useful 4x zoom lens. It’s got a built-in flash, which is generally very handy underwater where light is harder to come by, and the sensor produces decent-looking 16MP images. It’s available in blue or yellow.Read more: Kodak PixPro WPZ2 review Back to the top ⤴Kodak budget compact camera(Image credit: Gavin Stoker / Digital Camera World)A budget-busting compact cameraSpecificationsType: Zoom compactSensor: 1/2.3-inch CMOS sensorMegapixels: 16MPLens: 5x optical zoom, 28-140mm equivalentISO range: 100-3200Video: Full HDWeight: 106gReasons to buy+Super-low price+Small and light+Handy 5x zoomReasons to avoid-Small rear screen-Small sensorThe Kodak FZ55 (and its sister model the Kodak FZ45) have become super popular in the last couple of years. The reason is that Kodak is the last company making zoom compact cameras at such affordable prices. The image quality leaves a lot to be desired for photography purists - but the low-fi look appeals to those wanting to relive the first digital cameras. Using the camera is like taking a trip back in time for those of us who used such cameras the first time around. Your phone might give you better results nowadays, but this is a camera for those that probably don't have a far more expensive smartphone.The Kodak Pixpro FZ45 is nearly identical, but has a slightly smaller zoom, and uses AA batteries instead of a built-in rechargeable battery.Read more: Kodak Pixpro FZ55 reviewBack to the top ⤴Kodak big print hybrid camera(Image credit: Gavin Stoker/Digital Camera World)Get bigger instant prints with this Polaroid-esque Zink cameraSpecificationsType: Instant print cameraMedia: Kodak ZINK photo