On 2006-11-01, Will McGugan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If you are worried about running your 3d app on older
> machines, OpenGL will typically fall back to software
> rendering if the hardware isn't available.
That's true. OpenGL (which will do SW rendering) will
certainly be available on most/all Linux machines (except for
headless or text-only servers).
> Although you would have to be running it on an ancient PC if
> that is an issue.
Not true. None of my machines have hardware 3D acceleration.
One is only 9 months old, the others are 2-3 years old.
However, OpenGL's software rendering works fine and has
sufficient performance for most things short of 3D video games.
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