Windows Vista does OpenGL in 3 ways, check it out:
http://blogs.msdn.com/kamvedbrat/archive/2006/02/22/537624.aspx
http://blogs.msdn.com/kamvedbrat/archive/2006/02/22/537624.aspx
Windows Vista does OpenGL in 3 ways
Miscellaneous Forums/General Discussion/Windows Vista does OpenGL in 3 ways Windows Vista does OpenGL in 3 ways
What's that, missionary, backdoor and oral?
Well... for newer vid cards there'll be new driver for that, however the MSOGL way looks much like those days when Win95/98 came with a OpenGL 1.1 driver.
Another problem is I don't know how many software will continue to work on Vista(how much does Vista break Win32?)
Another problem is I don't know how many software will continue to work on Vista(how much does Vista break Win32?)
thx for the link Peter... interesting...
... the OpenGL of course, what else did you think i meant!!!
--Mike
What's that, missionary, backdoor and oral?
not to take the thread too far off topic, but... i can't help but wondering toby, since you brought it up in your post above... which way would you prefer to take it...... the OpenGL of course, what else did you think i meant!!!
--Mike
Another problem is I don't know how many software will continue to work on Vista(how much does Vista break Win32?)
The 32bit version of Vista will still run 16bit Windows 3.1 programs. Compatability shouldn't really be an issue for 32bit Windows programs. Of course we will still have the DEP issues and such... But we already have that with XP so it won't be a shock to anybody.