On Sat, Jan 30, 2016 at 03:25:15PM +0100, Knapp wrote:
>... If the XP users really must use his old computer and he wants new
> features that are not supported and he has internet then he can download a
> new and modern Linux lite distro and run the newest Blender.
Last I looked, previous
One final note regarding Linux for less wealthy people: I think it's safe to
assume that a lot of these people share a computer; be it within their family
or within a broader community. I don't have any numbers for this, but making a
blanket statement saying everyone has that option seems a bit
Find me someone that used Blender on a linux distro one year long
without solving several problems with the command line.
Still today, the Linux distro which is seen as the most user-friendly:
https://www.reddit.com/r/linuxmasterrace/comments/30c7ig/nvidia_drivers_not_working_with_linux_mint/
If your computer is so old that it is running XP then you will have
problems with most advanced features that expect you to have a powerful
computer. If the XP users really must use his old computer and he wants new
features that are not supported and he has internet then he can download a
new and
I have been using Linux on my system for over 15 years.
I have never used the command line when using Blender. (I am talking as a
user, not as a developer or debugger. Developer's will have to dive deep.)
I have never had driver problems in connection with Blender.
I never use the Blender in the
