Le dimanche 25 février 2007 à 21:07 -0500, Timothy Normand Miller a écrit : > On 2/25/07, Dieter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > If it breaks the page layout (or makes things ugly), I think it MIGHT > > > be okay to remove Inc and LLC. Currently I've put all your request without breaking anything, even with your complete name.
Now, I'm sorry to be a little bit GIGO but, tell me just what to write for the open-graphics card. Here below what is currently written. Copy it and modify such as I would just have to copy/paste the final version /*start current version - A graphics card for FLOSS software, and operating systems. - High-performance 2D graphics - OpenGL support - 2 dual-link DVI-I - S-video TV out - 256 MiB memory - PCI, PCIe end current version*/ thanks > > > > That's what footnotes are for. > > > > Maybe: > > > > 2 dual-link DVI-I (up to 2700x2025 @ 60 Hz each, digital or analog) > > > > > On second thought, let's just say 2048x1536, in particular because my > > > blanking times are perhaps overly optimistic. > > > > So DVI-D feeding a LCD still has to deal with all those funky blanking > > times, front and back porches, and such? > > Yeah. In fact, I think the way DVI protocol works, you can't actually > be sending active pixels and change a sync signal at the same time. I > could be wrong, but I think those things are sorta meta-encoded into > the pixel stream. The result is that you're FORCED to have at least > some blanking. Also, most monitors expect certain minimum blanking > times, and I know that in at least a few products Howard and I have > worked on in the past, we've COUNTED on having that blanking time for > various reasons, no doubt something that monitor manufacturers often > do as well. Furthermore, the OGP video controller counts on having > blanking time like that so that FETCH, and INC instructions can be > inserted (plus, the sync has to have porches in order to be a > "pulse"). We too force you to have at least 12 pixels of blanking (6 > in single-link DVI mode) per scanline. > > These things don't mean what they used to, but since they're there, > designers take advantage of them. > > > > > 2 dual-link DVI-I (up to 2048x1536 @ 60 Hz each, digital or analog) > > > > > And we don't want to confuse people. > > > > Too late. :-) > > I was talking about the people at the show. :) > _______________________________________________ Open-graphics mailing list [email protected] http://lists.duskglow.com/mailman/listinfo/open-graphics List service provided by Duskglow Consulting, LLC (www.duskglow.com)
