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HX GUI improvements (threat fulfilled finally !!!) m.t.p. (DOSX)

posted by DOS386, 05.08.2007, 08:14

> Well, I don't agree with these points.

Sorry but you missed the point completely :no:

> Support for 640x480x4bit is not trivial at all

The plains are a bit silly but it's perfectly doable ... if even I got it :hungry:

> is obsolete

NO. It's the safest mode, besides VGA 320x200x8bpp ;-)

> and ugly.

NO. 800x600x16bpp is nicer (unsurprisingly), OTOH this doesn't make all below crap :no:

> Furthermore Unirefresh nor VBEhz don't support it so looking at monitor
> (at least CRT monitor) is paintful for my eyes.

But do the things support text modes ? What about your (text mode IIRC ) VC ? Isn't it painful for your eyes as well ? :confused: Also, I haven't suggested to remove VESA support - so you are not obligated to use the VGA even if available one day :confused:

> Separate buffer for text window is useless I think -
> you can allways redirect output to file.

YES. But:

- It's pretty pointless to redirect "text GUI" output (VirtualPASCAL IDE, Kinesics) this way :-P
- One might have interest to see the text in real time instead of much later :hungry:

> And I don't like to run programs typing "DPMILD32
> -g program.exe" -
> I like just clicking the PROGRAM.EXE in Volkov commander.

Me too, but you missed the point: my suggestion would fix this problem, not invent it :confused:

> Only think which is bothering me is the still not perfect mouse cursor.

Possibly my fix would help ;-)

> And many people are looking forward to support for AC97 soundcards.

And SB PCI 512 / Live / Audigy ... unrelated to my graph ideas :lol3:

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