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| Authored by: Anonymous on Monday, September 03 2012 @ 08:17 PM EDT |
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| Authored by: Anonymous on Monday, September 03 2012 @ 08:33 PM EDT |
Sorry, I'm new to the field of touch screens and such. Apparently I'm not
the first to have seen this and it may also have been touched on in these forums
before.
A Youtube video posted on Aug 15, 2006
3D Desktop! TouchScreen and
XGL on Linux! [ Reply to This | Parent | # ]
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| Authored by: Anonymous on Monday, September 03 2012 @ 09:18 PM EDT |
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He modified the
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| Authored by: Anonymous on Tuesday, September 04 2012 @ 01:44 AM EDT |
MacSlow
GIT Version of
LOwFat Photo App
Well fancy that Open Source Community got ripped
off by one
of our own. This is the GIT repository. From what I know
once
something is under the GPL it can't be simply privatized and
most likely sold
to Apple obviously. I'm still trying
to find the a copy of the source code for
this Application.
Whoever attempted to
clean this off the web hasn't done a
very good job. But if
you could get Apple's source code and the OpenGL, etc
Libraries they used, you could possibly prove Apple has some
Open Source code
in iOS and wouldn't that be fun? ^_*
cgit freedestop
repository
Granted Novell's David Reveman thought he was God and
had
pull Compise Compositing Engine several times. But this is
all based on
the GTK, XGL, Compise (cowpies as we all used
to
call it), OpenGL.... etc.
We're talking about an API that
enables this String Physics (MacSlow) to be
used in the
first
place. Now it's the String Physics that enables these rubber
band effects in the first place. That was Quinn Storm
herself
on that. At
least as lead developer on that fork off David
Reveman's Novell project (he
always liked it when you called
it his... lol and don't ever mention Quinn...
he hated that
she was better at coding than he was). Yeah... a true
egotist
and primarily male chauvinist to the core! :D
But some key evidence
can be found in Cairo-Dock. Although
CairoClock was MacSlow work they both run
on String Physics
API and it's got "Bounce" (rubberband effects) up the yin
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