[ros-kernel] more on drawing the line

[Steven E. <Ste...@kn...>]

I agree 100% and I wasnt suggesting doing these things anytime soon. They
are just ideas for working around problems with existing resources. Yes, the
kernel/driver/network support is what needs the work. However its
discussions like this that allow you to build a roadmap to future features.

Steven




-----Original Message-----
From: Frank D. Engel, Jr.
To: ros...@re...
Sent: 10/19/01 8:53 AM
Subject: [ros-kernel] Re: RE: Where are you drawing the line?

Suggestion:  Work on the "essentials" first, then worry about this.

It would be good to implement these things in some manner, in order to
increase the capabilities of the OS, but I'd like to see a stable
kernel running a usable interface before I'd be concerned about playing
the latest games and crashing the system every 10 seconds.

--- Steven Edwards <Ste...@kn...> wrote:
> When it comes to most of the direct X componets I would look at wine.
> Think
> about Glide and the Glide wrappers that we used to see in gaming. If
> thats what the project wanted. Mesa does compile on 9x/NT so I dont
> Explorer for technical or legal problems mabey making wrappers or
> I was wondering where you are drawing the line as far as rewriting
> windows
> components?  Are going to rewrite everything like IE, directX, and

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