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: > Oh yeah, I almost forgot...Does anyone know if there is an OpenGL port
: > available in LINUX for NON-3DFX cards? I have a Riva TNT card, and would
: > really like to get it to work under LINUX.
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: I believe SuSE Linux supports Riva TNT .
: Check out their site http://suse.com/

Riva cards are currently supported by X, but that's it.  No OGL or Mesa
support, yet.  However, the latest news on slashdot.org mentions that the
TNT2 will have full Mesa support, so that you'll be able to do both 2D and
3D in Linux.

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1)  Riva TNT is supported by XFree 3.3.3.1-1 and above using SVGA driver.
2)  XFree86 does not do native OpenGL...YET
3)  OpenGL libraries available seperately - e.g. Mesa 3.0
4)  Commercial X servers available that support OpenGL.  Check RedHat's site
for recommendations.