Re: I have a question on the future development of OpenBSD
On Tue, Jul 11, 2006 at 10:40:45AM +0400, km1987 wrote: Good afternoon dear developers and Teo in particular! I write from Russia here with what question: When it will be realized (and whether) support OpenGL and the driver from Nvidia in general will be realized? The NVidia driver is not open, and most likely never will be; it will not be imported before it's open. I use yours creation from release 3.0, and it completely arranges me and on work and houses, however I should hold on a hard disk of OS Windows to play games sometimes, actually in this connection has been asked a question above, simply it would be desirable, that my computer completely operated My favourite Puffy ... Most games wouldn't work on OpenBSD, anyway. Try some sort of emulator, if you really want to, or just keep a spare box (partition) handy. Joachim
Re: I have a question on the future development of OpenBSD
On Tue, 11 Jul 2006, Joachim Schipper wrote: On Tue, Jul 11, 2006 at 10:40:45AM +0400, km1987 wrote: Good afternoon dear developers and Teo in particular! I write from Russia here with what question: When it will be realized (and whether) support OpenGL and the driver from Nvidia in general will be realized? The NVidia driver is not open, and most likely never will be; it will not be imported before it's open. I use yours creation from release 3.0, and it completely arranges me and on work and houses, however I should hold on a hard disk of OS Windows to play games sometimes, actually in this connection has been asked a question above, simply it would be desirable, that my computer completely operated My favourite Puffy ... Most games wouldn't work on OpenBSD, anyway. Try some sort of emulator, if you really want to, or just keep a spare box (partition) handy. Joachim Or VMWare! The OBSD image runs quite excellently (I use it on my laptop, actually), .. now that VMWare has made the sever free (though registration is required), it's a pretty decent solution. The option is to use the free/non registered VMWare Player, bu then you are more limited on host OS. Lee
Re: I have a question on the future development of OpenBSD
On Tue, 11 Jul 2006, L. V. Lammert wrote: SNIP Or VMWare! The OBSD image runs quite excellently (I use it on my laptop, actually), .. now that VMWare has made the sever free (though registration is required), it's a pretty decent solution. The option is to use the free/non registered VMWare Player, bu then you are more limited on host OS. Lee You can use an exisintg VMWare player image to create a new image with a different O/S. We just built a new 3.9 image last week starting off with the 3.8 image. diana
Re: I have a question on the future development of OpenBSD
On Tue, 11 Jul 2006, Donald J. Ankney wrote: Are you implying that you have VMWare Server hosted in OpenBSD? If so, any chance of getting a howto? Sorry, .. didn't mean to get you excited. There was an OBSD *image* posted last winter - it works fine on Server * Player. Lee
Re: I have a question on the future development of OpenBSD
Are you implying that you have VMWare Server hosted in OpenBSD? If so, any chance of getting a howto? On Jul 11, 2006, at 10:15 AM, L. V. Lammert wrote: The option is to use the free/non registered VMWare Player, bu then you are more limited on host OS. Lee
