From: lawrence bertoldi (lberto++at++md.prestige.net)
Date: 04/26/2002 14:35:37
Thanks Tom,
Now my world is right side up again!
But i sure feel sorry for all those people south of the equator!
See Ya ~;-}>
Lawrence Bertoldi Software Engineer
lberto++at++md.prestige.net Simagery Inc.
Tom Flynn wrote:
> thinking about it more, i should probably answer the rest of your
> questions....
>
> On Fri, 26 Apr 2002, lawrence bertoldi wrote:
>
> > 1: dose anyone have a clue about the mouse (or lack thereof) action?
> > 2: Are the cars supposed to be on the left side of the road?
> > 3: if (!2) are 1 & 2 related
>
> 1 & 2 sound like they are the negative time problem that is fixed in
> pf2.5.1.
>
> > 4: What about the i686 vs performer i386? is this an issue
>
> not an issue. it just means we didn't throw in an 'exclusive arch'
> directive into the rpm spec files. didn't really feel it was necessary.
> perhaps we'll change this in the future to be clearer.
>
> > 5: And about that libGLw?
> > 4.a: Why is it not included with anything except mesa yet
>
> good question...it's not rocket science for a distribution to include it.
> it's just the GL widget for Motif. it seems a lot of distributions
> forget that it exists.
>
> > (more importantly) it is in the
> > makedefs file for the performer demos And (most Important) it is
> > not needed to make
> > these demos?
>
> it is needed to make the motif.[cC] example. the rest of the examples
> should build without it. Oh, and it is probably also needed for the
> pfViewer stuff in libpfx.
>
> hope that explains a few things,
> tom
>
> --
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> almost always victorious because of their speed, agility, and timing
> and also because of their thick coat."
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