On Tue, 12 Jan 1999, David Grimes wrote:
> In response to the question about mesa and magician:
> Yes, Magician comes with a precompiled Mesa library in both
> static and dynamic forms. You can also use other versions
> of Mesa such as the 3d-fx accelerated but I have not tried
> and have n
In response to the question about mesa and magician:
Yes, Magician comes with a precompiled Mesa library in both
static and dynamic forms. You can also use other versions
of Mesa such as the 3d-fx accelerated but I have not tried
and have no ideas about it's performance or viability.
-Da
Thank you Kevin,
for the direct, well put, inside inforamation.
The remaining hitch for me (and others
that I know) is the question of java 3d
on these different platforms.
Will blackdown be working on the java 3d
port as well? And is there any reason
to believe that java 3d will be working
wi
On Mon, 11 Jan 1999, David Grimes wrote:
> Hello, if you are interested in doing awesome
> OpenGL in Java and don't wan't to wait for sun to get their ?$%#
> together and write Java 3d for anything except windows
> and sparc solaris I'd highly recommend you check out Magician.
> Magician is
Hello, if you are interested in doing awesome
OpenGL in Java and don't wan't to wait for sun to get their ?$%#
together and write Java 3d for anything except windows
and sparc solaris I'd highly recommend you check out Magician.
Magician is a very thin Java layer into native OpenGL, and i
I don't know if the version of Linux makes a difference, but there is
DEFINITELY more time spent on the x86 version of Java than any other
platform. Believe me, the reason Java runs the fastest on NT is NOT
because of the OS...
kirk
David Thompson wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I am struggling with a
I am a full time java developer. The firm I work for originally ran on
NT/95 and we had serious crash problems. Plus the machine had to be reboot
to allow servlets to work, etc. I took my AMDK6-2 233mhz and put redhat on
it with the blackdown jdk, and it is absolutly awesome.
I recommend to stick
Hello,
I am struggling with a decision that some have
probably been through, or are currently experiencing:
If one wishes to run Linux and write Java code
(including, the potential of the java 3d api),
should one get and x86 and run RedHatx (and or another
x86 flavor), or should one go with a P
