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  1. Benchmarks on Nvidia Releases Beta XFree86 4.0 Drivers · · Score: 1

    Whoa! All I can say is I moved my Geforce 256 DDR card from my celeron 500 system (windows) to my Athlon 700 (my linux box, previously with a Matrox G400) and ran a timedemo demo001 in Q3A first thing. Boy, was I amazed. With 1024x768 (no lightmap, geometry set to low, and 16bit color/textures) I was getting over 112 fps! I almost shit myself. I cranked up the color depth and textures to 32bit, changed to lightmap, set geometry to high, and cranked up the texture detail, and I was still getting 50fps... I am amazed... closed source or not, these drivers are amazing...

  2. Thats why I bought a Matrox G400 on NVidia and Linux Troubles · · Score: 1

    When selecting parts for my athlon 800 system I was putting together, I immediately bought a Matrox G400.

  3. Re:GeForce Really works? on XFree86 3.3.6 released · · Score: 1

    works great for me... I've been playing Quake3Arena all weekend w/o a hitch

  4. Re:An important question: on Nvidia Releases Xserver and GLX for GeForce 256 · · Score: 1

    Works great with my Creative Annihilator Pro card

    I almost wet myself after installing the Q3 demo... and it just started up

    btw... every day I am more impressed with the Loki installer.

  5. Re:The straight answer on Another Software Spy · · Score: 1
    This type of info is often the easiest and most often collected snippet around. How many times do people visit a website, and the counter goes off, dropping in a cookie on the users computer, all the while adding their OS version, browser version, and ip address to a database. This info is available to anyone with a simple cgi. take this for example:

    #!/usr/bin/perl
    print "Content-type: text/html\n\n";
    print "Enviroment
    Variables";
    foreach $env_var (keys %ENV) {
    print " $env_var is set to $ENV{$env_var}";
    }
    $blah = $ENV{'HTTP_USER_AGENT'};
    @info = split(/;/, $blah);
    print $info[1];
    print "";

    I do not take offense to this... you can see it in the dedicated server terminal. And being a test, I do not think id is in the wrong. Although I would have like them to put an extra line next to "this is not an official demo, this is a test" saying they will be gathering info on the users running their test, and what it is they are looking for.

    Just my 2 cents

  6. Re:i'm the first on Red Hat Deserves Award for ... Most Awards? · · Score: 1

    Actually, getting paid to make OSS is not uncommon. And it may just become the next biggest thing.

  7. command line options? on Quake III Arena Demo Test for Linux · · Score: 1
    Does anyone know if there are any command line options for the dedicated server, such as start map rotation, add bots, etc? i'd like to add it to a startup script. =]