I am wondering from you experts how well does Moray work with 3.5 of pov?
Also, how does the future look for Moray.  Is it going to compete in the
Linux
market, or is that niche already taken by the great FREE modelers out there.
 I've heard of people getting Moray to work through wine, though the
environment
was vastly slowed down.

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Hi The Mad Hatter, you recently wrote in moray.win:

> Also, how does the future look for Moray.
Pretty good :-)

> Is it going to compete in the Linux market...
No.

> or is that niche already taken by the great FREE modelers out there.
Hmmm. I'll have to leave that to a Linux user.

>  I've heard of people getting Moray to work through wine, though the
> environment was vastly slowed down.
Really? I've never heard from anyone that actually got it to work....
but I would be interested in hearing from anyone that did.

Regards,

- Lutz
  email : lut### [at] stmuccom
  Web   : http://www.stmuc.com/moray

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There's an old PovRay channel on Efnet.  #povay.
One of the channel operators was doing quite a few months ago as an
experiment I believe.

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Lutz Kretzschmar wrote:
>>  I've heard of people getting Moray to work through wine, though the
>> environment was vastly slowed down.
> Really? I've never heard from anyone that actually got it to work....
> but I would be interested in hearing from anyone that did.

I tried and tried and tried, but naver managed to get further than the
splash screen (at best!)

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