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RahulSundaram
15th February 2010, 03:14 PM
As we are nearing the Fedora 13 Alpha release we have some stabilization and focused testing going on currently and you can find the latest candidate at

http://is.gd/8qBkj

There are detailed instructions for testing and providing your feedback and thank you for participating

AdamW
16th February 2010, 08:55 PM
There's an updates.img recommended for use with TC2 to fix some significant problems, now, as well:

http://lists.fedoraproject.org/pipermail/test/2010-February/088494.html

chepioq
17th February 2010, 07:42 AM

Just one question:
What is the version of openGL for this alpha?

AdamW
18th February 2010, 12:32 AM
er, that's a fairly ambiguous question. The version of Mesa? The version of the OpenGL spec implemented in some specific driver? Which driver?

chepioq
18th February 2010, 06:42 AM
I understood that my question is ambiguous...
My driver is Nvidia 195.36.03, and I saw that the OpenGL version is 3.2.0.
It is a question posted on Fedora-fr.org, by an other user.
I will explain him that OpenGL version depend of driver.
Thank for your reply.

hephasteus
18th February 2010, 08:19 PM
I understood that my question is ambiguous...
My driver is Nvidia 195.36.03, and I saw that the OpenGL version is 3.2.0.
It is a question posted on Fedora-fr.org, by an other user.
I will explain him that OpenGL version depend of driver.
Thank for your reply.

Ya OpenGL depends on driver and implimenting of specific routines as well. Since Nvidia went to OpenGL 3.0 in their driver last year they've added the dozens of necessary operations to bring it to 3.2 though I'm not sure about what defines the version standards there are several operations added to lots of cards on various driver releases. 8 and up series cards have picked up some 6 or so new OpenGL calls just from 195 to 196. I was shocked when I checked it under Windows and found they had gone from 160ish operations to 182 plus just from 185 release to 196. There's still a ton of operations to be implimented to get it to I guess 4.0.

So open yes. Uniform. Not from what I can tell. Not an expert on this stuff but that's what I've stumbled across.