#57: PROPOSAL: Remove OpenGL
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Reporter: tre...@galois.com | Owner:
Type: defect | Status: new
Priority: major | Milestone: 2010.2.0.0
Component: OpenGL | Resolution:
Keywords: |
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Comment(by dagit):
Jim,
I've heard from at least one Haskell user that they wouldn't have gotten
started with Haskell if OpenGL had to be install manually.
If OpenGL is removed from the platform then I would like to see different
types of platform (Desktop edition, Server edition, etc), sort of similar
to what Java does. OpenGL could come with the Desktop edition but the
Server edition could quite easily cut out packages that require "screen"
capabilities.
I think the keys are: a) to keep it simple to talk about the difference
and b) easy to add in the missing capabilities. In this sense, a simple to
start subset/super set relationship might work. Eg., Desktop contains
everything in Server plus OpenGL.
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