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Ted Kaczmarek wrote:
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<pre wrap="">On Fri, 2004-06-11 at 09:36 -0400, Aaron Bennett wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Chadley Wilson wrote:
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I was really peed off with the 4k stack issue, I have to tell my bosses
and customer fedora doesn't support 3D, (It doesn't)
As soon as it is fixed that will all change.
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<pre wrap="">That's not accurate. Fedora supports 3D, just not Nvidia's proprietary,
closed-source implementation of 3D support for their driver. Please
don't tell your boss that Fedora doesn't support 3D. Instead, suggest
to your boss that it might be wise to consider not purchasing video
hardware from NVIDIA, who refuses to release the specifications of their
cards so that it is possible for someone to write a true open-source,
non-broken version of the nv driver which contains 3D support.
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Aaron Bennett
UNIX Administrator
Franklin W. Olin College of Engineering
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<pre wrap=""><!---->3D works great for me on my laptop with the ATI chipset. I heard quite
some time ago that ATI does provides some type of NDA materials to the X
guys, maybe we can get an update from the man with the fancy window
stick. Mharris comments please :-)
Also for the list a link to the window stick would be appropriate, hehe.
Ted
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want to see some cool 3-D stuff go here <a
href="http://home.rochester.rr.com/linuxjim/">http://home.rochester.rr.com/linuxjim/</a>
click the Another way cool shot<br>
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