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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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
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Hey Matthew