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- If I had to guess why Windows support is last I'd say OpenGL. On Mac and Linux OpenGL is a first class citizen. On Windows its kept locked in the coat closet if it works at all; doubly so on Vista. (At least Vista tries to implement it? An ancient, substandard version of OpenGL that makes DirectX look fantastic in comparison...)
- Posted by: cabdriverjim Posted on: 03/11/09 (Edited: 03/11/2009 @ 08:25) You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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