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Invisible wrote:
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> My God... it burns!! >_<
>
Only if you enable the burning support.
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> Yeah, well... why bother supporting a platform that hardly anybody uses?
> *Clearly* it's more profitable to support only the most popular
> platforms. ;-)
Yep, that's kind of circle.
> That's why no Linux drivers, no Linux games, no Linux apps...
Hence no Linux gamers.
> (Yes, I realise there are a few of these now, but still not that many.
> Yet.)
Yep. Growing userbase on normal desktop applications have opened a
reason for eg. ATI and nVidia to start making Linux-drivers. So there'll
be more support, so there will be better chances to see games.
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> Well, true, but I'm just saying most games target DirectX rather than
> OpenGL.
True, but even targetting OpelGL wouldn't be a saviour as long as
there's no supported hardware fast enough to shine in games.
-Aero
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