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>>>>> "$B@n8}(B" == Ginga Kawaguti <ginga@miranda.phys.s.u-tokyo.ac.jp> writes:
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From: Andrew Vanderstock <vanderaj@mail2.svhm.org.au>
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Subject: ANNOUNCE: XFree86 Matrox Millenium News
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Hi there,

A team has been formed to write the Matrox driver. Thanks go to
<a href="mailto:andrew@harlequin.co.uk">Andrew Aitchison</a> for
getting this effort off the ground.

Matrox will be giving us the needed documentation and the ability
to publish the source code freely, so we will be joining the
XFree86 project.

Hopefully the driver will eventually join the XFree86 source
tree in a few weeks to a couple of months. A pre-release driver
will be announced when it is ready for public consumption.

The team's web page is:

http://www.bf.rmit.edu.au/~ajv/xf86-matrox.html

There will be a mailing list in a few days. An announcement will be
made as soon as it is going.

We are still after people who would be interested in doing actual
coding. You have to like x86 assembly language, don't mind your
unix box crashing a lot, and can work in an international team of
co-coders. We are also looking for non-Linux and non-Intel coders
or testers. We are at the planning stage, and are currently without
documentation, but we want something to happen really soon.

Most of the current team are using Linux, but the project is
Xfree86 compatible, not just Linux compatible. We are are also
looking at x-platform compatibility. Does anyone use any variant
of XFree86 on any other CPU besides Intel compatible CPUs (such
as the DEC Alpha, PowerPC, MIPS, Sparc, etc)? If so, we'd like
to hear from you if you want to use a Matrox PCI card on your
system.

have fun
Andrew Vanderstock
vanderaj@mail2.svhm.org.au

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