On 2007-09-20, ëÏÂÒÉÎ ïÌÅÇ <[email protected]> wrote:
>>> i've 28 source files in progect (+headers), the compiled code
>>> is 23kb+data ~40kb and I've to write companion applications
>>> for my device for windows users.
>>
>> I write my windows apps under Linux using wxPython and then
>> bundle them up using py2exe and InnoSetup running on Win2K in a
>> Qemu virtual machine.
>
>
> isn't it weird?
Yes, windows is very weird. That's why I try to use it as
little as is practical.
> I've to write apps for clients in 2-3 days, and I'm
> experienced in MFC and Java Swing, but no other gfx libs. my
> clients do not want Java, so I'm using mfc.
Ouch. I've never hear much good about MFC.
> I've nVidia 7200 dual head and Radeon X300 dual head, and with propiertary
> drivers of nVidia I just see an contignuous desctop, without any chance to
> rotate one of displace 90 degrees,
That's what I have at the moment -- I've never tried to rotate
one of the displays.
> and for radeon I can only use default
> driver, which knows nothing about dual head, and the propiertary driver does
> not load. openSUSE 10.2.
ATI's drivers suck. Especially under Linux. The Xorg radeon
driver claims to support dual head. From the "radeon" man page:
DESCRIPTION
radeon is an Xorg driver for ATI RADEON based video cards. It contains
full support for 8, 15, 16 and 24 bit pixel depths, dual-head setup,
flat panel, hardware 2D acceleration, hardware 3D acceleration (experi-
mental on R300 and R400 series cards), hardware cursor, XV extension,
and the Xinerama extension.
I've never run dual-head on an ATI card (I try pretty hard to
avoid them), but a buddy of mine does it on is laptop regularly --
I think using both radeon and fglrx drivers.
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