On Fri, 17 May 2002 16:57:32 -0700
Allen Akin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> 
> There's a long history of controversy in the OpenGL community over the
> question of "is a given feature accelerated?"  This is because the

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Thanks. I enjoyed reading that, although it is all basically common
sense :)

My point with the tables I am trying to create is NOT for developers,
but for users.

Users dont care if 'feature X' has caveats or conditions as to its
acceleration (generally speaking). They simply expect it will work in
the 'common case'.

well, now that covers things from a 'users' perspective - ie. from a
'what card should I buy? is it supported? what features should I tell my
mates my new baby has?', point of view.

Well, If you've been reading my other posts on the subject, you may have
noticed I want to put a demos / applications section on the website.

Sounds to me like glean is a PERFECT candidate.

in fact, Im off to see what exactly glean is. see you later :)

PS. anyone else who is reading... we still have NO specs for any card
but the RADEON family... and Im not releasing the new website without
specs for at least the cards I mentioned before :)

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