>the general decrease in performance over the previous G5/PPC 970.
-Do you mean this specifically towards video & graphics, or as a whole?
AvS
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> Hi I think this site-documentation could be very useful:
> http://ccrma.stanford.edu/guides/package/jmax/fts/index.html
>It's documentation about jMax&FTS 1.5
-Its the coucmentation about the audio-engine that part of jMax.
>FTM under the name FTS
-These are what was
>Video-cards aren't simple at all,
-I'm aware of that fact...
I was merely trying to point out that I can understand that some people
are willing to put the extra effort into it to make it work. Particularly when
you talk about x11. As for Linux itself, it has matured considerably over
the years.
>they installed Ubuntu.They were getting very frustrated with this idea
>that >they should have to spend weeks figuring out how to get things
>working that >worked fine on Windows.
-I spend this summer trying to get Ubuntu work on an iMac and was rather
astonished by the discovery that it had trou
>my nvidia card's here support some SGI extensions,
-A lot of people by Nvidia originate from Silicon Graphics, as they
called themselves once (for good reason)
>i am pretty sure that i don't run irix.
-I do...
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>It would require a compiler that takes advantage of the SPE units to run
>well. IBM has >one (no idea about the cost) used for professional
>development. It is not a simple chip >to program for and without
>extensive work done on parallel processing it doesn't perform >up to
>potential. Once th
>The problem with video tracking is that there is no way to to track your
>finger,
-It lacks the physical contacts.
>instead it just tracks shadows. What happens is if the video tracking
>looses >track of your finger for one instant, then it thinks you picked up
>your finger >and put it back on
