Brad Colbert (bcolbert++at++acm.org)
Tue, 21 Dec 1999 12:03:30 -0800
Just an idea...
Brad Colbert
bcolbert++at++acm.org
GreyStone Technology, Inc.
----- Original Message -----
From: Jenny Zhao <zhz++at++dandan.engr.sgi.com>
To: Gordon Tomlinson <gordon++at++paradigmsim.com>
Cc: <info-performer++at++dandan.engr.sgi.com>
Sent: Tuesday, December 21, 1999 11:39 AM
Subject: Re: Performer and linux
> Gordon Tomlinson <gordon++at++paradigmsim.com> wrote:
> > As to 320 thats a whoops oh dear, there is no Opengl hardware accelration
> > for the 320 or 520's thats why it isi slow , there may be in the future but do
> > not
> > hold your breath.
>
> Here is an offcial statement from Jeff Brown, our lowend PC product manager:
> SGI will not be productizing the 320/540 Visual Workstations as
> Linux graphics platforms. You may have heard about or seen demonstrations of
> Performer and OpenGL running on a 320 at Linux World or Siggraph. These
> demonstrations were intended to be a technology demonstration and proof
> point for accelerated OpenGL 3D graphics for Linux and were not intended to
> imply productization of a Linux version of the 320 or 540. This technology
> demonstration follows the release by SGI of GLX source code into the Open
> Source community thereby setting the stage for the acceleration of OpenGL as
> the enabling foundation for 3D graphics on all flavors of UNIX and Linux.
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> PC world moves super fast. Please contact your SGI sales rep to get
> an NDA briefing on our next generation hardware. If you have any urgent
> questions, feel free to email Jeff Brown (jbrown++at++sgi.com)
>
> Jenny Zhao zhz++at++engr.sgi.com 650 933-5091 IRIS Performer Manager
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