Timberwolf Progress Update

[magnetic]

Wrong! This is MOS fanboy site and it have been since BBRV paid the admin some years ago to post MOS bullsh¡t.
Probably the owners of 1100 MOS licenses are happy about this fact, looking at the silence of MorphZone.

Well considering you are a rabid OS4 fanboy I expect this kind of misleading information. (are you sure some of you guys arent involved with Fox News or something? or us GOVT? why I say that? SAME TACTICS of warping facts/truths

Genesi didt pay off anyone.. Wayne Hunt THE FORMER owner of Aorg was employed for a short time by genesi, he then was let go, became disgruntled and actually became an AINC fanboy!  

So get your facts straight. This place is far from overrun with morphos guys. Yes mz is slow and it sux. It seems there are a lot of euro morph sites ppl post on..

Aorg is more a classic amiga site Wake UP and stop posting foolishness.

[magnetic]

(This is a forum, not a place of worship). Perhaps the real issue is, a lot of stuff happens regarding OS4 that perhaps deserves critique.

Awesome post and I love the parenthetical my aorg quote of the month lulz

[buzz]

Awesome post and I love the parenthetical

I just had to look up parenthetical on Wikipedia ! ;-) (my brain wasn't working, i see now. parenthesis/parenthetical.)

[magnetic]

hahah sorry man...

[wawrzon]

If we're going to talk "virtual progress updates" then you might as well just run right on over to my thread discussing whether the X1000 is the best suited platform for personal mini-space shuttles.

how has that anything to do with timberwolf? besides i am certain mini space shuttles are hard fact and there is no need for any "virtual progress updates" in this case.

[wawrzon]

btw, on amigaworlds x1k q&a thread appeared today a photograph of cardboard boxes in backround of something that seems to be two varisys nemo boards under final quality control. we could well open a thread to discuss what actually is in the boxes (apart of air) and of what sort of paper are they made of.

[DCAmiga]

New Update ...
 
Title: New rendering code for Timberwolf 4.0
 
Text: As you can see from the screenshot I just uploaded, the new rendering code is in place and seems to work pretty well. Interaction is still somewhat limited since most of the event handling code (keyboard and mouse, redraw based on invalidation etc) is not yet implemented, but the rendering code itself works correctly.
 
The new implementation is also much more efficient and smaller, it is now only 60 % of the original code size and has the possibility to be fully hardware accelerated (either through the built-in OpenGL layers manager once Mesa is available, or a custom layer manager based on the current compositing capabilities of AmigaOS 4.1).
 
Stay tuned for more updates and most likely a new test version pretty soon.
 
 

[slayer]

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