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teletext « GOTO8O edit / delete

Art experiments with teletext. I like the teletext tracker!

to art graphics retrotech teletext tracker videotext ... on 12 November 2013

lunixbochs/glshim edit / delete

OpenGL in terms of EGL.

to egl gl graphics opengl ... on 18 October 2013

Raytracing edit / delete

A little raytracing demo.

to cute-code graphics raytracing ... on 04 October 2013

Official Dolphin Emulator Website - Dolphin Emulator and OpenGL drivers - Hall of Fame/Shame edit / delete

The authors of the Dolphin emulator comment on the quality of various GL implementations. Embedded ones don't come off very well.

to arm embedded gl gpu graphics opengl software ... on 30 September 2013

mtuomi/SecondReality edit / delete

Source for the classic PC demo.

to demos graphics retrocomputing software source ... on 13 August 2013

Welcome to MapServer — MapServer 6.2.1 documentation edit / delete

For that homebrew satnav project... this can generate map images on the fly from various sources, including OSM.

to cartography graphics maps navigation osm software ... on 29 July 2013

The MGR Window System edit / delete

I remember playing with this briefly back when I first started using Linux -- it's a window system where all the operations are effectively terminal escape codes, so it works happily over existing telnet/ssh. I suspect watching video with it would be less practical!

to graphics mgr terminal window ... on 26 July 2013

Siarhei Siamashka edit / delete

Allwinner A10 graphics optimisation. Some interesting details about how it actually works underneath, and tuning memory access...

to a10 arm embedded graphics optimisation sunxi video ... on 25 July 2013

xf86-video-sunxifb edit / delete

Accelerated Xorg driver for sunxi machines.

to a10 arm graphics sunxi video x ... on 19 July 2013

Cruisin 3 by Abyss edit / delete

A demo producing simultaneous output on a TV and oscilloscope showing the video signal. There's a pretty good explanation of how this (probably!) works in the comments: set the scope to sync on the composite sync pulses, and zoom in on (say) grey values 1-30, then you can draw 625 arbitrary lines on the scope while still having them nearly invisible on the composite monitor. Cute. He ought to do one that also displays shapes on a vectorscope next time!

to art demos graphics ps2 video ... on 09 April 2013