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[marco76]

Well, let's try to call him stronger!:biggrin::biggrin::biggrin:

apart from the jokes, if the numbers will certainly not be there in the new releases for mac you will still need to use x11 and motif.
if on the one hand the latter worsen graphically nx at least do not affect the performances.

 

[Team3d]

we also found an official siemens document in which it is said that this solution is under review to see how the market responds. If there was a good answer, it would be rewritten for Mac and this time they would stand in quarz.

I'm sorry if I ask questions, but if the market doesn't answer?

If the market does not respond, as rightly said by the matrix, there will be no justification for investing so much development money for a world that will prove not to be receptive.
is the harsh law of business.... but we are putting it all to make this solution appreciate... and I would say that, as Jack nicholson said, something has changed... or is changing:finger:

 

[www.cad-3d.net]

Let me comment:

I can't see those of siemens pointing to something that is no longer promising. in any case the success of a proposed solution is also in the company's communication ability.

I point out that the mac world (apple) is really vast (currently apple is the most quoted brand in the world) and therefore the requirements to hope for a success there are all.

of the noble

 

[gio14]

with linux the speech is more complex since most distributions do not provide acceleration and you have to carefully configure drivers with the x server, so most nvidia are supported but depending on the kernels and distributions you have to choose the best coupling.

Sorry for the theme, I hope you were helpful :tongue:

I would like to point out that things are not exactly in these terms, in the sense that any linux distro (with any kernel >= 2.6 ) supports all nvidia both framework and geforce with graphic acceleration (obviously installing nividia drivers)

 

[cacciatorino]

I would like to point out that things are not exactly in these terms, in the sense that any linux distro (with any kernel >= 2.6 ) supports all nvidia both framework and geforce with graphic acceleration (obviously installing nividia drivers)

those not older than two or three years.

 

[gio14]

those not older than two or three years.

say at least four or five (the picture I don't know, but if I don't remember bad the last geforce not supported in the last nvidia drivers were of the 5 fx series)