Andy Ross wrote:
> Probably most of you noticed last week that ATI has released a unified
> linux driver package for all of their 8x00/9x00 cards. [...]
Wohoo, you made it into /. with this article. I would not wonder if this
boosts FlightGear popularity :-)
Martin.
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Martin Spott wrote:
> Andy Ross wrote:
> > Probably most of you noticed last week that ATI has released a unified
> > linux driver package for all of their 8x00/9x00 cards. [...]
>
> Wohoo, you made it into /. with this article. I would not wonder if this
> boosts FlightGear popularity :-)
Yikes
I had to chuckle at the line "Through our various feedback
mechanisms..." It's nice (?) to see that something like /. is
considered a "feedback mechanism." )
On Friday, November 29, 2002, at 03:12 PM, Andy Ross wrote:
Martin Spott wrote:
> Andy Ross wrote:
> > Probably most of you noticed l
Geoff Reidy writes:
> I still have the "fgfs: ssg.h:302: void ssgBase::deRef(): Assertion
> `refc > 0' failed." error with the random-objects disabled, just tried
> with current cvs. Happens after about the same distance as with them
> enabled.
Strange, after many long flights ( > 3500 nm) I ha
Andy Ross writes:
> ** Linux vs. Windows (no! FreeDOS!). NVidia vs. ATI (no! Matrox!).
> More than a few people called me an idiot. More than a few of
> those hadn't bothered to read the link. Whee.
That's very impressive for SlashDot. I wish that only a *few* people
had called me
I am new to FlightGear and have been trying to build it with MSVC 6. I have Service Pack 5 installed. I am able to build all libaries: plib, SimGear, etc.. I have the projects set for Debug Multithreaded DLL.
When I try to build FlightGear I receive the following linker errors:
Title: ATI Linux Driver Update
Please use the following communication as you desire!
Hi there,
Last week we posted a set of unified Linux drivers. These drivers were only loading up on "Built by ATI" cards. Through our various feedback mechanisms we have determined that there is a
Andy's very thorough posting on his experience with the latest ATI
drivers has sent a few ripples through the geek community. Andy, I
think you get the geek of the week award. :-)
Anyway, here is a response from ATI which I am passing along to the
list.
It is great to see ATI making some headway
* [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Andy Ross) [2002.11.29 15:14]:
> Martin Spott wrote:
> > Andy Ross wrote:
> > > Probably most of you noticed last week that ATI has released a unified
> > > linux driver package for all of their 8x00/9x00 cards. [...]
> >
> > Wohoo, you made it into /. with this article. I wou
On Friday 29 November 2002 4:54 pm, David Megginson wrote:
> Andy Ross writes:
> > ** Linux vs. Windows (no! FreeDOS!). NVidia vs. ATI (no! Matrox!).
> > More than a few people called me an idiot. More than a few of
> > those hadn't bothered to read the link. Whee.
>
> That's very imp
I had some time today to play with YASim stuff. New things in CVS:
Fuel consumption has finally been implemented. It's pretty simplistic
and doesn't support stuff like tank selection, engine-specific fuel
feeds, inter-tank feeds (or fuel dumping), etc... But it seems to
work. It probably also
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