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Richard L. Hamilton wrote:
I wish I could pick up his work and do something more substantial with it.
But I doubt that I have the time, or attention span, to learn enough of how
it all fits together to accomplish that. It's a heck of a waste not to have
those drivers, though.
I would love to
I'm noticing that my 2 machines running snv_91 appear to be running
quite slowly compared to snv_90.
In particular, moving windows around on screen shows background windows
(eg gnome-terminal, firefox, thunderbird) repainting themselves very slowly.
The desktop box has an Nvidia NV43GL [Quadro
Alan Coopermith said:
I would love to see someone pick up the work and finish it off, but I certainly
don't have the time either. I'm willing to provide some assistance to anyone
who wants to make a serious attempt though.
What does Sun want/need the community to do to attempt this mission??
Chris Ridd wrote:
John Martin wrote:
Chris Ridd wrote:
I'm noticing that my 2 machines running snv_91 appear to be running
quite slowly compared to snv_90.
In particular, moving windows around on screen shows background
windows (eg gnome-terminal, firefox, thunderbird) repainting
Alan Coopersmith wrote:
The root and /usr pages were merged into a single package for IPS
for most packages in Solaris, since IPS doesn't need to keep them
seperate for zones/diskless support as SVR4 packages did, so the
IPS NVDAgraphics includes the contents of both the NVDAgraphicsr
and
Chris Ridd wrote:
Alan Coopersmith wrote:
The root and /usr pages were merged into a single package for IPS
for most packages in Solaris, since IPS doesn't need to keep them
seperate for zones/diskless support as SVR4 packages did, so the
IPS NVDAgraphics includes the contents of both the
Chris Ridd wrote:
Alan Coopersmith wrote:
The root and /usr pages were merged into a single package for IPS
for most packages in Solaris, since IPS doesn't need to keep them
seperate for zones/diskless support as SVR4 packages did, so the
IPS NVDAgraphics includes the contents of both the
