Liz has already stated there is no 3d acceleration for X or any graphic desktop
this is correct, but it's not what you claimed above:
there are no 3d acceleration on the pi at all...
this is false. and this is what i quoted above and previously pointed out as being false.
there is 3d acceleration on the pi. there are EGL and GLES drivers. they do work, they're not 'in the works', they are provided by Broadcom. it is possible to write 3d-accelerated software on the pi.
the RasPI foundation has already stated they WILL NOT release or open source their graphics drivers for 3d acceleration
sure. but the fact that those drivers aren't open-source, doesn't mean that they don't exist, nor does it mean that 'there are no 3d acceleration on the pi'.
there are projects in the work to being 3d acceleration desktop enviroment to the PI
sure, but trying to retroactively qualify your troll with 'desktop environment' doesn't change the fact that you stated 'no 3d at all' before. we're not talking about desktop environments (whatever that means), we're talking about 3d acceleration in general. again, the lack of an accelerated X11 driver does NOT mean that there's no 3d acceleration on the pi at all...
The hydrogen atom isn't even remotely close to Angstrom-sized, especially not when it's cased up. It's closer to the size of a packet of playing cards.
This happened with the 3G and iOS 4, too. There was no downgrade and the only recourse to an operational phone was t buy a new one. I can't believe they're doing it again. Twice shy...
Works for you? Must be perfect for everyone, then.
I wonder how you'd feel if you went to get a flat tire fixed and the guy in the shop said 'oh, wait, all the tires on my truck are fine. Therefore there can't possibly be anything wring with yours. You must be a delusional nutcase!'
And yet the concept of banning religious doctrine from law is enshrined in the US constitution - he only original part of that document.
The founders knew, since the declaration of religious freedom in Virginia that the only way a diverse democracy could work would be if it remained entirely secular.
the problem with the TI stuff is that while the hardware is excellent, the dev tools suck bad, the support is non-existent, and they have the gall to want you to pay for the privilege of developing software for their platform. atmel excels in this regard. their visual studio-derived IDE supports both AVR and ARM.
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Liz has already stated there is no 3d acceleration for X or any graphic desktop
this is correct, but it's not what you claimed above:
there are no 3d acceleration on the pi at all...
this is false. and this is what i quoted above and previously pointed out as being false.
there is 3d acceleration on the pi. there are EGL and GLES drivers. they do work, they're not 'in the works', they are provided by Broadcom. it is possible to write 3d-accelerated software on the pi.
the RasPI foundation has already stated they WILL NOT release or open source their graphics drivers for 3d acceleration
sure. but the fact that those drivers aren't open-source, doesn't mean that they don't exist, nor does it mean that 'there are no 3d acceleration on the pi'.
there are projects in the work to being 3d acceleration desktop enviroment to the PI
sure, but trying to retroactively qualify your troll with 'desktop environment' doesn't change the fact that you stated 'no 3d at all' before. we're not talking about desktop environments (whatever that means), we're talking about 3d acceleration in general. again, the lack of an accelerated X11 driver does NOT mean that there's no 3d acceleration on the pi at all...
there are no 3d acceleration on the pi at all..
if you're going to troll, at least pick something that's not trivial to refute with a simple google search for your statement above which handily returns a small roundup of graphics as the first result.
here's some more (just to illustrate how poor your trolling attempt was):
http://www.raspberrypi.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/Architecture-and-Source.png
http://jonmacey.blogspot.co.uk/2012/05/getting-started-with-egl-on-raspberry.html
http://nccastaff.bournemouth.ac.uk/jmacey/GraphicsLib/piNGL/index.html
too large a world
you're trolling way off target here. the pocket edition has fixed-sized worlds.
The hydrogen atom isn't even remotely close to Angstrom-sized, especially not when it's cased up. It's closer to the size of a packet of playing cards.
Try black tea as a substitute...
troll much?
pi@raspberrypi ~/mcpi $ ldd minecraft-pi | grep GL /opt/vc/lib/libGLESv2.so (0x400fa000) /opt/vc/lib/libEGL.so (0x40082000)
libGLESv2.so =>
libEGL.so =>
I don't care about android - I don't own one. Although if apple continues with this crap I may well soon.
Except that full OS upgrades are the only way to fix security and privacy issues. Other than buying a new
iPhone, of course.
yeah, and the establishment clause does exactly that - it places the religious outside the protection of the law.
No, they just need to prioritize product quality. (Where quality is lack of bugs, not shininess)
not so much
This isn't my video, but it's exactly the experience I had when upgrading my 2-year old iphone 3g to the 'latest and greatest' iOS 4.
Win64 never supported 16-bit.
This happened with the 3G and iOS 4, too. There was no downgrade and the only recourse to an operational phone was t buy a new one. I can't believe they're doing it again. Twice shy...
Works for you? Must be perfect for everyone, then.
I wonder how you'd feel if you went to get a flat tire fixed and the guy in the shop said 'oh, wait, all the tires on my truck are fine. Therefore there can't possibly be anything wring with yours.
You must be a delusional nutcase!'
And yet the concept of banning religious doctrine from law is enshrined in the US constitution - he only original part of that document.
The founders knew, since the declaration of religious freedom in Virginia that the only way a diverse democracy could work would be if it remained entirely secular.
Yeah slashdot would be halal unless it was renamed to 'slashed through the neck and hung upside-down to bleed to death.' Disgusting.
Screw the Internet. They haven't worked out trains yet...
the problem with the TI stuff is that while the hardware is excellent, the dev tools suck bad, the support is non-existent, and they have the gall to want you to pay for the privilege of developing software for their platform. atmel excels in this regard. their visual studio-derived IDE supports both AVR and ARM.
sarcasm aside, yes. it is.
the former is indistinguishable from noise, the latter is vulnerable.
did you miss the part about not storing on 3rd party servers and having no storage limits?
"pc load letter" ?
If it takes 1,000 years to digest you, doesn't that mean it's significantly less corrosive than air and water?
Weirder still...only one of the force-ghosts got younger...
and to check which surgeons are bankrupt?
how about "Guy Hingston sues people he doesn't like - don't let him near you with sharp knives."