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Article #57545Re: [Q] Xfree86 and 24 bit
From: -Binh
Date: Mon, 16 Sep 1996 00:00
Date: Mon, 16 Sep 1996 00:00
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[snip] > Running 1024x768 is not an option. (its far to chunky on my screen) > I may have to fall back to 16bit colour (2.5Mb) but I still want to go > for true 24bit If your got a $100 spare you can try and get Accelerated X from xinside www.xinside.com and that will do a job nicely... AccelX support 24 bit and upto 400 diff video cards including Maxtrox and other 3D card... Hope that be some use to you +------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | Binh NGUYEN \ Phone: (06) 268 8048 | | School of Computer Science \ Fax: (06) 268 8581 | | University of New South Wales \ Email: binh@csadfa.oz.au | | Australian Defence Force Academy \ WWW: www.cs.adfa.oz.au/~binh | +------------------------------------------------------------------------+
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