Archives Oct. 20, 2004
OpenGLContext screenshots available (Pretty pictures are the most effective sales tool... especially for a graphics library...)
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Snaking.
Uploaded a few screenshots of OpenGLContext so that people can get a feel for its capabilities before installing it. Mostly just a few old VRML files sitting around from the Tpresence days.
Guess I should try to recover the Gentoo environment (My personal todo list is so long and not very fun looking at this moment...)
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Vindaloo.
Well, now that I've got that little task out of the way (PyOpenGL), I have the (depressing) task of figuring out why Gentoo has lost the tablet (without which the computer is rather difficult to use). And here I was just getting comfortable working in Windows again. Sigh.
Still, need to move back to Linux ...
Finally got the baby (PyOpenGL) out the door (No empty-nest syndrome here...)
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Just finishing up the 2.0.1.09 release of PyOpenGL. Rather annoying number of little details cropped up during the process of doing the release (missing files, bdist_wininst API not actually matching the API I'd suggested, (so requiring rewriting the function (after all the testing was done, of course, so blah if it breaks something)), files ...
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Mike C. Fletcher, the VRPlumber, is a philosopher of design turned computer programmer based in Toronto, Canada. He works primarily in the Python programming language, and maintains a large number of Open Source software packages. You can reach him at: mcfletch@vrplumber.com.