Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 2nd Mar 2006 12:58 UTC, submitted by Rahul
The cooperation between the XGL and AIGLX projects to bring better interfaces for the Linux desktop continues as David Reveman (Novell) of XGL has agreed to adopt many changes from the AIGLX project sent in by Kristian Hogsberg (Red Hat).
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RE[7]: Too little too late
by archiesteel on Fri 3rd Mar 2006 04:35
in reply to "RE[6]: Too little too late"
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It also does a hell of a lot more than XGL/AIGLX.
Such as? The only real difference I've heard so far are pixel shaders, and I don't see why these couldn't be added to XGL. One thing we know is that the open-source desktop has developed faster than proprietary ones, so we'll see where we'll be when Vista comes out, and then a year later...
In any case this is quite off-topic. I'm personally happy to see cooperation between the two projects.
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2005-07-06
It also does a hell of a lot more than XGL/AIGLX. In any case, by the time Vista is out later this year, anyone who has a system that is overall Vista-worthy will have at least a Radeon 9XXX/GeForce FX original or equivalent. Even Intel's GMA950 is capable of a lot of Vista effects.
Vista requirements are exaggerated. So it won't run on your Voodoo 3 ... boo hoo.