Summer Of code?

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  • playthatbeat
    meat popsicle
    • Apr 2005
    • 6624

    #1

    Summer Of code?

    Who knows what PROJECT LOOKING GLASS is about?

    Well, look here https://lg3d-core.dev.java.net/ and maybe download the demo..

    It`s a new desktop enviroment from SUN MICROSYSTEMS, and once you see it, ther eis no going back to "flat" Computer Interfaces!!!

    You need Windoze XP or Linux, with a 3d Grafix Card - and if you run linux, you need a proper 3d driver installed..

    This Is the summer of code baby
    jUst plAythAtbEAt
  • JonnyGoggles
    Curious
    • Jun 2005
    • 4

    #2
    Thanks for that....classy

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    • H3lx
      10010000 00111100 0011110
      • Apr 2005
      • 330

      #3
      have this bookmarked but seems a bit of effort im not arsed to make to install

      any reports?

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      • JonnyGoggles
        Curious
        • Jun 2005
        • 4

        #4
        It's very basic at the minute for windows...just shows what a 3d desktop could look like, there is no actual functionality

        Going to setup Linux this week, that actually works, will let you know if its any use..

        It's worth setting up though as there will be further releases from developers over the summer

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        • playthatbeat
          meat popsicle
          • Apr 2005
          • 6624

          #5
          yeah, most "X" applications work apparently.. So anthing you have going in KDE on Linux, or Maybe less-demanding MacOSX stuff should be fine..

          I`m convinced this is the future of geek operationg systems... Since Linux has become so damned easy to install and use now, it`s becoming hard to find anything that baffles girlfriends / police / family, this could be the break we have been looking for..

          Oh, and it looks the nuts..
          jUst plAythAtbEAt

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          • jasonmcareedj
            funk off!
            • Apr 2005
            • 1007

            #6
            what exactly is this summer of code?

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