OpenGL Driver

[Whosdaman]

lol never? thats what it seems right now

[leoleotheiii]

D:

i was just on xda, and saw the video of nfs undercover and it looks amazing, and we all know that vogue is capable as well, thats why im so stoked on this openGl add on

[Whosdaman]

Originally Posted by leoleotheiii

D:

i was just on xda, and saw the video of nfs undercover and it looks amazing, and we all know that vogue is capable as well, thats why im so stoked on this openGl add on

yea but Android is much different than Windows Mobile.....Android is changeable....Windows sucks

Linux FTW

[codybear]

Originally Posted by leoleotheiii

omg...cant wait, any estimated time of the release?

lol. never as of right now. we need the driver in my last post above.

Originally Posted by leoleotheiii

D:

i was just on xda, and saw the video of nfs undercover and it looks amazing, and we all know that vogue is capable as well, thats why im so stoked on this openGl add on

yeah, it's more than just that driver.
read a couple of my posts back with the two quoted posts from nfsfan.

Originally Posted by Whosdaman

yea but Android is much different than Windows Mobile.....Android is changeable....Windows sucks

Linux FTW

LOL. Linux is pretty cool. I'm debating whether
or not to put it on my new computer I'm gonna build in a month.
I play some games through Steam (Counterstrike: Source, Team Fortress 2)
and like two more. I'm not sure how compatible those games would be.
If I don't get linux, I'm going to be running everything in sandboxie.

[Whosdaman]

Originally Posted by codybear

lol. never as of right now. we need the driver in my last post above.


yeah, it's more than just that driver.
read a couple of my posts back with the two quoted posts from nfsfan.


LOL. Linux is pretty cool. I'm debating whether
or not to put it on my new computer I'm gonna build in a month.
I play some games through Steam (Counterstrike: Source, Team Fortress 2)
and like two more. I'm not sure how compatible those games would be.
If I don't get linux, I'm going to be running everything in sandboxie.

I'm not the one to talk to you about Linux, my good friend is, he hates windows soooo much....

he tells me all the time what linux is doing

Did you know that HP is going to Android only, no more Windows...
Also if you get Linux, get WINE (WINE IS NOT an EMULATOR) Thats what it stands for....

But it runs windows programs within linux

[codybear]

Originally Posted by Whosdaman

I'm not the one to talk to you about Linux, my good friend is, he hates windows soooo much....

he tells me all the time what linux is doing

Did you know that HP is going to Android only, no more Windows...
Also if you get Linux, get WINE (WINE IS NOT an EMULATOR) Thats what it stands for....

But it runs windows programs within linux

Sweetness, haven't seen wine before.
Idk why, I should have found something like that already. haha.
And I hate android. It's nothing but google monitoring software.
I'm actually going to get the base package and finish the coding myself.
If you get a prepackaged linux, you might aswell get windows because then virus programmers can just go and code for that prepackaged system.
I just want it so I don't have to deal with viruses and adware sh*t
while I'm downloading movies and what not.
(I refuse to go to movie theater and pay
to see an hour and half of product placement.)

[Whosdaman]

Exactly, linux there is no viruses, adware, or spyware....and even if someone does make a virus for linux, it's community run and all the codes are open, so nothing can hide....

MAC and Linux cant get hacked or attacked....

I love using Mac, but Windows just uses too many programs I need....So I have 2 hardrives, 1 Windows and 1 Linux, my MacBook Pro blows anything else out of the water....

[codybear]

Actually mac can.
Mac is just as vulnerable as pc.
No one bothers writing them for mac though.
There are a few every now and then,
but seriously, it's just as vulnerable.
Linux is just as susceptible too if you use a prepackaged linux,
because a virus programmer can look up that coding and write one for it.
(not saying all linux, just the prepackaged ones, like android for example, and so on.)

That's a major misconception people have about those operating systems.

[schettj]

cody cody cody...

sigh. Do me a favor, and learn a bit about linux... there are no documented user viruses - there are a number of server-oriented attacks (I know, I see 'em in my server logs every day) but viruses? No.

That's a major misconception people have about those operating systems.

Yeah. Like yours

Android is an example of something that runs on top of Linux. It's not Linux. Linux is the kernel.

[codybear]

Originally Posted by schettj

cody cody cody...

sigh. Do me a favor, and learn a bit about linux... there are no documented user viruses - there are a number of server-oriented attacks (I know, I see 'em in my server logs every day) but viruses? No.



Yeah. Like yours

Android is an example of something that runs on top of Linux. It's not Linux. Linux is the kernel.

Just because there's no documented viruses doesn't mean there can't be one. He was saying there can't be one.

I was basically trying to state that it can have a virus, (especially macs),
so don't say it cannot have one.
I use to work for apple, and there are plenty of viruses out there,
usually apple handles them pretty quickly though, but not always.
Yeah, linux is the best though, but I was mainly talking about macs in that post about getting viruses and I don't know the correct terms for what I was trying to say with the linux thing. Sorry, I reread my post and it's not clear at all with what I meant to say.
I'll have to research more and find the correct terms for what I meant to say.