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GL canvas
From: |
Adrien Demarez |
Subject: |
GL canvas |
Date: |
Tue, 17 Jun 2003 11:05:35 +0200 |
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Hello
(sorry for my poor english, I'm French !)
As I recently bougth an OpenGL HW accelerated card and saw its advantages, I
wondered why canvases projects generally didn't make use of these features. I
know the enlightenment project (e17) has made a canvas called evas that can make
use of OpenGL hardware acceleration so my question is : why not use this (or
OpenGL directly) in Sketch as all the dirty work is already done ? (and this
could bring easily alpha transparency features in Sketch. Note that evas can
fall down to a software implementation faster than Mesa for 2D if no hardware
acceleration is available).
Another point : I know you have started to work on a GTK version, but (as it
seems to be less known) I also wanted to point there is another great toolkit
called fox (www.fox-toolkit.org) that is much more portable (and LGPL), and of
course has Python bindings. Perhaps it is too late to consider it now but I
still wanted to propose it...
Yours sincerely.
--
A.Demarez
- GL canvas,
Adrien Demarez <=