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2010-01-25
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Nope 2.0... no way you can get theses effects with ES v1.x 
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2010-01-25
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Originally Posted by sio2interactive
Yep! I stand corrected
Nope 2.0... no way you can get theses effects with ES v1.x
I had to check out their site and indeed it says gles 2.0So all the quake/openarena-ports run gles 2.0 aswell?
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2010-01-25
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I believe we should start to petition Nokia for offcial support to sio2interactive. If they can support the Maemo stars, they really should be able to support SIO2. Buy the SDK from them or at least support the port to Maemo!
Probably the easiest way to get Maemo games started for real.
Probably the easiest way to get Maemo games started for real.
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2010-01-26
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keljuk: No for quake & openarena they are using GLES v1 you have to download the .so from another repository, as it doesn't comes by default on the platform.
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2010-01-26
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Originally Posted by twaelti
Maemo stars are fully open source projects run by non-commercial entities. SIO2 is a dual license thing (+ a company) which adds a lot more complexity to the issue (and remember, Nokia was willing to fork over LGPL vs GPL !)
I believe we should start to petition Nokia for offcial support to sio2interactive. If they can support the Maemo stars, they really should be able to support SIO2. Buy the SDK from them or at least support the port to Maemo!
Probably the easiest way to get Maemo games started for real.
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2010-01-26
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Yes, but I think this case is about momentum, marketing and mass acceptance. Everyone would benefit in Nokia sponsoring/buying/supporting a port of SIO2 to Maemo.
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2010-01-26
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Not being able to accept C/C++ apps into Ovi seems to be a huge oversight by Nokia.
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2010-01-26
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Originally Posted by mooninite
If he's an Apple fanboy, why is he developing software for Maemo?
The demo guy is an obvious Apple fanboy and not a developer of any calibre. Anyone with a lick of sense would know a 2x increase in resolution will effect performance.
I don't have much experience on Apple products, but reading the internet forums it seems most people would agree with him that iPhone touchscreen is more responsive than that of N900 and therefore especially better for games.
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2010-01-26
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Originally Posted by mooninite
I did not see this. You clearly are either unappreciative, daft or incredibly dense.
The demo guy is an obvious Apple fanboy and not a developer of any calibre. Anyone with a lick of sense would know a 2x increase in resolution will effect performance.
A dev of calibre... look at what he's done. Compare to what's been done so far. I'd say his worth is already establish, as are his skills. And his observations about Nokia's OVI, something he has paid into already... shows his commitment.
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2010-01-26
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Originally Posted by gerbick
This has nothing to do with C/C++ apps. The Ovi Store does not (yet) accept N900 apps, period.
Not being able to accept C/C++ apps into Ovi seems to be a huge oversight by Nokia.
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