SaltyDog00 - Slashdot User

Comment Re:From any leftist, "far right wing" = Nazi (Score -1, Offtopic) 257

by SaltyDog00 on Sunday October 04, 2020 @05:40PM (#60572080) Attached to: Twitter Hashtag For Far-Right Group Taken Over By Gay Men

I'd love to hear why this and the parent have been marked as 'Troll'. The moderator may want to review the Moderation and Metamoderation faqs.

Comment Re:Youtube Music (Score 1) 76

by SaltyDog00 on Tuesday August 04, 2020 @07:21PM (#60367085) Attached to: Google Play Music Shutdown Dates Set: Service To Be Replaced by YouTube Music by End of 2020

I use Chromecast Audio to listen to my music when I'm home, so the lack of support for it is why I recently installed Spotify. Not sure if I can add my purchased music to Spotify, I'm still learning it. Google already killed off production of Chromecast Audio, so I'll probably have to switch to using Bluetooth soon.

Intel Supports OpenGL ES 3.0 On Linux Before Windows 113

Posted by Unknown Lamer on Wednesday February 13, 2013 @02:31PM from the hot-to-the-touch dept.

An anonymous reader writes "The Khronos Group has published the first products that are officially conformant to OpenGL ES 3.0. On that list is the Intel Ivy Bridge processors with integrated graphics, which support OpenGL ES 3.0 on open-source Linux Mesa. This is the best timing yet for Intel's open-source team to support a new OpenGL standard — the standard is just six months old whereas it took years for them to support OpenGL ES 2.0. There's also no OpenGL ES 3.0 Intel Windows driver yet that's conformant. Intel also had a faster turn-around time than NVIDIA and AMD with the only other hardware on the list being Qualcomm and PowerVR hardware. OpenGL ES 3.0 works with Intel Ivy Bridge when using the Linux 3.6 kernel and the soon-to-be-out Mesa 9.1." Phoronix ran a rundown of what OpenGL ES 3.0 brings back in August.

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