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On Thu, 2004-11-18 at 11:58 -0800, Donnie Berkholz wrote: |
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> In theory, yeah if you build xorg with USE=sdk. See ati-gatos, |
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> linuxwacom or synaptics ebuilds for examples of things that take |
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> advantage of this. In reality, some of the drivers are problably broken |
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> WRT compiling against the SDK. Only way to know is to test. But having |
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> only the binary drivers as options is a good possibility since they're |
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> also the only ones that work with a number of recent GameCD candidate |
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> games. |
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Yeah, I'm mostly looking for a way to squeeze out some more space for |
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the GameCD, so I can make some CDs smaller and so I can fit some bigger |
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games (America's Army, anyone?) on a single CD. |
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> By the way, most games use fonts. So having them would be a plus. But |
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> it's worth testing just how bad the misc fonts look, I guess. I'm |
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> working on having them be the only ones built with "minimal." |
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I'm not sure that any of the binary released games use any fonts, but it |
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would be something to check out. |
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> I'm sure ATI will support 6.8 soon enough, unless they want everyone |
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> running to Nvidia. |
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Next release, they say, but I can't remember how long the ATI product |
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cycle is for driver releases. I think it is something like every 2 |
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months, which means we're still something like 7 weeks away from a new |
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release. |
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Chris Gianelloni |
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Release Engineering - Operational/QA Manager |
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Games - Developer |
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Gentoo Linux |