On 02.07.2002 19:00 Uhr, Darcy James Argue wrote > You are confusing two different issues. The original issue of OS X did > not support Quartz graphic acceleration for *any* video card, but it did > support hardware-accelerated QuickTime playback and OpenGL for most > video cards. However, there were some ostensibly "OS X-supported" > machines, such as the beige G3's, the original iMac, and some PowerBook > G3's, which were outfitted with very old video cards (ATI Rage II, ATI > Rage Pro), and QuickTime and OpenGL acceleration was not enabled under > OS X on these machines. Subsequently, some of the owners of these > machines banded together and sued Apple for false advertising, and to > avoid the lawsuit, Apple moved quickly to introduce support for these > video cards. (They have been supported since OS 10.1.4, I believe).
Sorry, but that is just nonsense. There is no OPen GL support for ATI Rage II, nor ATI rage Pro (which I believe my PB G3 has) with the exception of the Lombard series (also ATI Rage Pro, but more video ram, and the drivers definitely do not work on the Wallstreet series). Even for the Lombard there is no 3D support. 2D support for the Lombard was only introduced with 10.1.5. Johannes -- http://www.musikmanufaktur.com http://www.camerata-berolinensis.de _______________________________________________ Finale mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale
