Abstract: Systems and methods consistent with the present disclosure may be utilized to negate the distinction between a display device operating in video and command modes in that commands associated with either mode are prioritized and executed according to a command scheduler consistent with the present disclosure. A command scheduler consistent with the present disclosure includes a display driver stack and a scheduler coupled to the display driver stack. The scheduler is configured to receive commands from the driver stack. Further, the scheduler is configured to queue and schedule the commands to be executed during a boot environment and during runtime. A host controller may also be coupled to the scheduler and may receive at least one of the commands from the scheduler. In time, the host controller transfers the commands to a device for execution.

Abstract: Methods and systems for optimizing and enhancing remote graphics on client devices are presented. A client device may determine a visual focus region of a display of the client device based on a user input. A server may receive, from the client device, data regarding the visual focus region of the display. The server may determine a first subset of an image that corresponds to the visual focus region of the display and a second subset of the image that is external to the visual focus region of the display. The server may apply a lossless encoding to the first subset and a lossy encoding to the second subset. The server may then transmit, to the client device, the first subset through a first channel and the second subset through a second channel, wherein the first channel comprises a higher network bandwidth allocation than the second channel.

Abstract: Systems and methods consistent with the present disclosure may be utilized to negate the distinction between a display device operating in video and command modes in that commands associated with either mode are prioritized and executed according to a command scheduler consistent with the present disclosure. A command scheduler consistent with the present disclosure includes a display driver stack and a scheduler coupled to the display driver stack. The scheduler is configured to receive commands from the driver stack. Further, the scheduler is configured to queue and schedule the commands to be executed during a boot environment and during runtime. A host controller may also be coupled to the scheduler and may receive at least one of the commands from the scheduler. In time, the host controller transfers the commands to a device for execution.

Abstract: Methods and systems for optimizing and enhancing remote graphics on client devices are presented. A client device may determine a visual focus region of a display of the client device based on a user input. A server may receive, from the client device, data regarding the visual focus region of the display. The server may determine a first subset of an image that corresponds to the visual focus region of the display and a second subset of the image that is external to the visual focus region of the display. The server may apply a lossless encoding to the first subset and a lossy encoding to the second subset. The server may then transmit, to the client device, the first subset through a first channel and the second subset through a second channel, wherein the first channel comprises a higher network bandwidth allocation than the second channel.

Abstract: Systems and methods consistent with the present disclosure may be utilized to negate the distinction between a display device operating in video and command modes in that commands associated with either mode are prioritized and executed according to a command scheduler consistent with the present disclosure. A command scheduler consistent with the present disclosure includes a display driver stack and a scheduler coupled to the display driver stack. The scheduler is configured to receive commands from the driver stack. Further, the scheduler is configured to queue and schedule the commands to be executed during a boot environment and during runtime. A host controller may also be coupled to the scheduler and may receive at least one of the commands from the scheduler. In time, the host controller transfers the commands to a device for execution.