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Subject: RE:
From: "Darran D. Rimron" ####@####.####
Date: 10 May 1999 19:08:14 -0000
Message-Id: <000001be9b18$2d627460$4e1220d4@rimron.co.uk>

> -----Original Message-----

> I completely agree with setting up the frame buffer device.  It's
> a pain in the ass.

This I'm, personally, yet to look at.

> I am looking for someone to write an svgalib driver for nanoX,
> now that it's easy to add drivers.  This will allow nanoX to
> run on all those millions of Linux systems that are still
> running < 2.2 kernels...  svgalib also supports mice.

This was my first/next port of call.  I have never tired anything on SVGAlib
yet, and thought this would b e a "fun" place to start.

> I've got a long list of features too.  But nanoX is still
> **very** primitive.  I am going to be writing a window
> manager soon, but I have some big API issues that need
> to be discussed.
>
> Currently, I am concentrating on getting nanoX so that it can be readily
> customized for multiple operating systems, with drivers easily added.
> The upper level api work will be next, as that gets into how
> we'll integrate a window
> manager, and what the look-and-feel should be like.

Someone just offered me an old Mac - almost tempting to grab it just for the
fact I don't think we have any MAC's on the list.

> I've been on an extreme coding binge, with no stopping yet planned...

You say this like it's a bad thing.tm

	-Darran


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