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drobbins@g.o wrote: |
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> On Wed, Jan 10, 2001 at 11:55:38AM +0100, Morgan Christiansson wrote: |
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>> Nooo! Make it like this: |
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> Hi 'Mog! :) |
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> Does anyone want to look into hacking the bootscreen code and write a little 3d |
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> code so that we can have a transparent glenzed 3d polgon rotating at 60fps |
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> while the system boots? :) |
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> Let's forget all this sissy bootscreen stuff and create the first megademo |
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> install CD :) |
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> Best Regards, |
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Hmm, i remember how super l33t the Command & Conquer (first one, |
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tiberian dawn) installation program was. I reinstalled it several times |
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just to show my friend's how cool it was. |
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Now wouldn't it be cool to have such a thing for an O/S? |
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And why stop there, we could even have sound support for soundblaster |
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cards! (or if we try different modules a wide range of sound cards). |
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I made enoch or if it was redhat/mandrake start mpg123 while booting |
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once, very nice. :) |
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And about the 3D stuff, is there 3D support for fbdev? Maybe some Mesa3D |
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software rendering or something? |
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At least there's GTK for fbdev. |
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Morgan Christiansson |
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