> Well, notwithstanding that it might work just fine with your card anyway,
> I'm not sure if there should be a perpetual “right to upgrade”. Software has
> increasing system demands all the time, as they add more features. As an
> extreme example, you can't run Linux on 386 anymore :-)
It seems t
>> My laptop has an i5 with the Intel graphics. I can't use OpenGL with
>> Shotcut because it requires OpenGl 2.2 and the chipset in my laptop only
>> supports 2.1. I personally expect that there will be plenty of people in
>> the world who are happily editing SD content on an older machine who wil
Sure. I was surprised a little bit too. I redirect your question and
comment to Steinar.
regards
eddrog
2014-03-15 14:26 GMT+01:00 Brian Matherly :
> My opinion would be that SDL support should *not* be removed.
>
> My laptop has an i5 with the Intel graphics. I can't use OpenGL with
> Shotcut
My opinion would be that SDL support should *not* be removed.
My laptop has an i5 with the Intel graphics. I can't use OpenGL with Shotcut
because it requires OpenGl 2.2 and the chipset in my laptop only supports 2.1.
I personally expect that there will be plenty of people in the world who are
Ok,
I see.
>> Personally, I won't be too motivated to do it until I hear that the
movit integration is mostly complete and stable.
>> I suppose that for a while movit should be disabled by default.
I don't know how stable it is but Steinar merged his code into
kdenlive/master and dropped support
