Linux - XGL Technology
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SoulReaper
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SoulReaper
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looks sexy, but what is it?
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Its also much more lightweight than Windows aeropoo.
A quick comparison: Similarly loaded system with some apps running in Linux with XGL: 190mb ram. Vista Beta: 400mb
Also note that XGL runs OpenGL and doesn't have to initialize an entire environment (sound, net, etc) like DirectX does because OpenGL is graphics only. Plus OpenGL has always been faster (Why do you think every workstation in professional engineering runs an OpenGL card?)
A quick comparison: Similarly loaded system with some apps running in Linux with XGL: 190mb ram. Vista Beta: 400mb
Also note that XGL runs OpenGL and doesn't have to initialize an entire environment (sound, net, etc) like DirectX does because OpenGL is graphics only. Plus OpenGL has always been faster (Why do you think every workstation in professional engineering runs an OpenGL card?)
Wait and see I might install XGL on Dapper Drake as soon as the flights become more stable, another good thing is that on Linux you aren't los when your windowing system stops working you have still more than enough tools to get it working again and if you don't care you can just work from the commandline from then on
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