[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Unfortunately you will not be able to force it
using -Dsun.java2d.d3d=true .
Couldn't this be changed at least for the operating-system checks?
If someone specifies d3d he really wants D3D enabled, otherwise he/she would
not specify it, or sun.java2d.d3d=true/false/force?
This is like taking away the power of descision away from the user which could
make some users quite angry :-/
There is a way to ignore the results of the hw checks
and force the use of the pipeline, just not via the -D
property but via special env. variable.
We'd like not to expose this unless really necessary
because if people start just setting a property
left and right (as they can or will be able to
with the webstart or applet) - their users may
pay for it, because on some systems the drivers
can bluescreen the system.
Thank you,
Dmitri
lg Clemens
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