Broad support of graphics cards

[Hey Matthew]

Perhaps one of the graphics gurus (maybe Ge or Jason) could take a look at
scitech SNAP graphics architecture,
which has a Win32 interface. Its dual licensed, one of which is LGPL. This
way we could ship the setup/installer with
150+ graphics cards in the reactos package, allowing broad support for all
the latest graphics cards. 
(Afterwards the user could download and use a native Win32 driver if they
required)

Linux devices has a small article on this system:
http://linuxdevices.com/news/NS3993798135.html


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[Ge van Geldorp]

>   From: Hey Matthew
>  
>  Perhaps one of the graphics gurus (maybe Ge or Jason) could 
>  take a look at scitech SNAP graphics architecture, which has 
>  a Win32 interface. 
As far as I can see there are only some Win32 based utilities (i.e.
usermode)? No kernelmode which is what we need here?

>   Its dual licensed, one of which is LGPL. 
>  This way we could ship the setup/installer with
>  150+ graphics cards in the reactos package, allowing broad 
>  support for 150+ all the latest graphics cards.  
Is it possible to actually download the SNAP drivers from that site (or
any other site)? I could only find a generic VGA driver.

Gé van Geldorp