On Mon, 2003-12-08 at 18:47, Dan Goodes wrote: > On Mon, 8 Dec 2003, Exile In Paradise wrote: > > Under that scale, ATI would probably be green (I don't know), and NVidia > > would be YELLOW. NV is openly/freely (your definition) available, so the > > hardware IS compatible without the licensing issue so dear to so many. > > IMHO, ATI would be YELLOW as well, as their newer IGP cards (well, the > IGP320/340) doesn't yet have 3D support. On the other hand, 2D support for > the card just plain rocks :) > There's no "blame" to be made for the lack of 3D support there, except > that 3d support in X cant exist without DRI support in the kernel, and > that (AFAIK) is still very experimental. Good one. Maybe 2 categories, each using Red-Yellow-Green... Category One: Features Supported/Technical status Category Two: Licensing Status More? What comes to mind is the SANE scanner compatibility list... the color coding just made it jump out at me. I am sure the large percent of color blind population might disagree... web usuability concerns should not be left out either. I dunno, I just toss out ideas. Like em? Hate em? Use em? Forget em? Its all the same to me. -- Exile In Paradise Ever feel like you're the head pin on life's bowling alley, and everyone's rolling strikes?
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