>
>
> CS 3.0 will:
>
> * GLSL will become the default.
>
Good!
> * Drop Cg into alternate.
>
Good!
> * GL scaled to support older hardware and run. CS so auto scales
> back and run on any sys dependant on it's capabilities.
>
Good!
> * Add GLES support (CS on mobile)
>
Amazing!
> * Rework base libs
>
Can you give more details on this?
> * Remove bad licensed code or additions. We can write it ourselves.
>
Which code did you have in mind?
> * Add webm support
>
What's that?
> * Apply apps in CS that test and learn users ONLY.
>
Can you explain this a bit better?
> * Drop apps that are fantasy.
>
Ok
> * Remove support for ODE lib and plugin.
>
Yes!
> * Old code removed - Rework! This will be alot!
> * CS will base on Windows - Oldest supported.
> * CS will base on GNU Linux - Debian stable and RHEL
> * CS will base on Apple - Oldest supported.
> * CS will add platforms that will be supported.
>
What interesting target platforms are there for us? Mobile? Any others?
> * No new features or API changes without approval.
>
Ok although we should discuss how exactly we are going to do this.
> * If it not documented it does not get in. If you do not
> or will not document your code or add into the docs. Your
> addition will be dropped!
>
Yes! Documentation has been ignored too much! But maybe we should
reconsider how we do documentation. The api ref manual is ok like we have
it now but I think our TexInfo documentation is a bit esoteric and I think
many
people don't write documentation due to that. Maybe we should consider
completely moving our documention to a wiki or else find another format
that is easier to use. For Ares I fully moved to a wiki and I find it a lot
easier. There are no weird things to remember and you can just change
documentation as you go. Any suggestions?
Greetings,
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