>> You like to pay money for XFree86,I believe and this the commercial
>> product is performing better on your PC, in fact you are running
>> XF86 sold to you in a buitifully packed box under a different name -
>> which XF86 license allows. Merolink oner is also member of XFree86
>> Board of Directors. Melolink MetroX is nothing but XFree86 with a
>> few features added, and these features had been donated back to
>> XFree86, which are already present in XF86 3.3.5.
>>
Looks as though in the Extreme3D product one is mainly paying for
the OpenGL implementation -- the X server is included "free."
The company does claim it's an SGI-certified OpenGL and includes GLX.
I also presume that the drivers for the chips on the supported list
are hardware accelerated for 3D, at least that claim is made.
Has any of that acceleration been donated back to XFree86 yet?
