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On 4/14/2011 8:17 PM, Darren New wrote:
> On 4/14/2011 16:23, Patrick Elliott wrote:
>> Uh.. They = developers, something = anything using the damn graphics
>> card,
>> in this case games.
>
> So you're complaining that games under Linux on the PC don't run as well
> as games on the xbox? Or games under Windows don't run as well as on the
> xbox?
>
Sigh.. Lets try this again.
1. Development platform - PC with some flavor of Windows.
2. Destination platform - xBox, running a stripped down form of Windows.
3. Port platform - The same Windows used in #1.
So.. What the hell happens between 2 and 3, which makes it run like
shit, and require 2 cores, more memory, etc.?
The issue has nothing to do with Linux, which is a whole different
problem, mostly resulting from the fact that OpenGL tends to run
"behind" DirectX, when it comes to some things, due to the way hardware
developers do their job (or, more often are paid to not do so).
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