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From: mark@valent.demon.co.uk (Mark Valentine)
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Subject: Re: DOOM for X
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References: <760732951snz@valent.demon.co.uk> <JKH.94Feb8224637@whisker.hubbard.ie>
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In article <JKH.94Feb8224637@whisker.hubbard.ie>
           jkh@whisker.hubbard.ie "Jordan K. Hubbard" writes:
> In article <760732951snz@valent.demon.co.uk> mark@valent.demon.co.uk (Mark
>  Valentine) writes:
>    Apparently id's Dave Taylor (working in his spare time) has it running
>    under XFree86 2.0 (using the shared memory extensions).  It's very
>    smooth on his 486 at 320x200, and he's working on the sound support.
> 
> Knowing what DOOM does to achieve shading and motion effects on a standard
> VGA card, I have a REALLY HARD TIME believing that this could work under
> X!  This seems like serious rumor material to me!

Unless it was a forgery, you'd better believe it!  I don't have the original
posting of Dave's handy, but he should know what he's talking about.  Ask
ddt@idsoftware.com if you need verification.  I can't quite remember what
he said it was as smooth as, but "smooth" was the word...

                Mark.