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hi, my goal is to produce (for start) really tiny and simple Compiz-like "window manager", the main concern is size and speed... and by size i mean very tiny:1-2MB since everyone is probably laughing (id be too, few months ago), i might start by showing its possible, actually there is already complete WORKING development environment for it... thanks to SciTech drivers it can run

youTube video: http://youtube.com/watch?v=8kLFPfaxQ6U does anyone know what tools were used to make this and is Linux behind it? ... / anyone have experience with Qtopia? .../ as it seems to me, Qtopia Core (Qt/X11) might be good tool to do this... / there is even support for OpenGL ES Since they have "Developer Challenge" and $5,000 for grabs, i thought making Compiz with it would be

hi, can you please tell me, are there any other OpenGL drivers, but Scitech, for Linux to make something like this? myOS - Linux based OpenGL development system without X Minimalistic GNU/Linux system, stripped down of everything, but core necessary files to compile and run OpenGL/C code. It has simplified directory structure and cleaned up internal cross referencing. Programs compiled in myOS

hi, my goal is to produce (for start) really tiny and simple Compiz-like "window manager", the main concern is size and speed... and by size i mean very tiny:1-2MB since everyone is probably laughing (id be too, few months ago), i might start by showing its possible, actually there is already complete WORKING development environment for it... thanks to SciTech drivers it can run

hi, anyone knows whats going on with that Khronos group, OpenGL ES and stuff.. im quite confused as when/why/how did that come to be, but more importantly - do we have any use of it on Linux with desktop architectures.. 1.) can OpenGL ES be used on PC, x86 platform? emulator maybe? 2.) is OpenGL ES just a specification or are there some drivers for some hardware, some ATI mobilty cards maybe

>"When you say boards with OGL ES graphics chips come with the drivers in them, do you mean the OGL ES driver is inside the graphics chip?" inside box.. on CD or floppy :-) ____________________________ you got right to the point there actually, drivers do belong in hardware, if you ask me... i just fail to see why not we already do have pixel/vertex shaders, which is, roughly