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Article Discussions / Arca Noae licenses source code for SNAP Graphics for OS/2
« on: May 16, 2015, 06:13:59 pm »
Hi.
I'm very happy for this news.
SNAP is a video driver that I keep using till today on OS/2-eCS and this is a good news. I really hope to see this drive to came out.
But I'm hoping that later it can be improved in two things that sounds to be very basic for other OSes, but not for us.
1) The ability to switch resolution without rebooting.
2) The ability to connect a project/external monitor and that it will work without rebooting.
And I don't want to get greedy but I also want to dream away. I really hope that someday they also think to implement expanded desktops on OS/2 on modern video chipsets and that you can have several displays and select how it will be expanded or duplicated.
I think that one of the good things of Windows was to implement "OS Key + P" to switch the projection mode:
I wish Arca Noae good luck with this driver.
Regards
I'm very happy for this news.
SNAP is a video driver that I keep using till today on OS/2-eCS and this is a good news. I really hope to see this drive to came out.
But I'm hoping that later it can be improved in two things that sounds to be very basic for other OSes, but not for us.
1) The ability to switch resolution without rebooting.
2) The ability to connect a project/external monitor and that it will work without rebooting.
And I don't want to get greedy but I also want to dream away. I really hope that someday they also think to implement expanded desktops on OS/2 on modern video chipsets and that you can have several displays and select how it will be expanded or duplicated.
I think that one of the good things of Windows was to implement "OS Key + P" to switch the projection mode:
I wish Arca Noae good luck with this driver.
Regards