On Sat, 19 Mar 2005 Clifford D'Mello wrote :
>On Sat, 19 Mar 2005 00:40:50 +0530, A C E
><absolutely.confused.engineer(a)gmail.com> wrote:
> > Try OpenGL by Mesa3D. Its a graphic library not similar to Borland but
> > good for graphics programming. Also download the "RedBook" without
> > which it is impossible to start programming if you havent used OpenGL
> > before.
> >
>
>Beware of taking advice from "absolutely.confused.engineer" ;-)
>
>Jokes Apart it is up to you regarding what you want to do.
>If you want to look at computer graphics for exploring the various
>graphics algorithms.. I think svgalib is a very good option. Once you
>have a nice grasp of the various concepts and algorithms of the
>subject, you can then go on to more serious programming using OpenGL.
>IMHO using OpenGL in the initial phases will only result in you
>wasting time learning the standard api's rather that focusing on
>computer graphics.
>
>My 2 paise :-)
>
>--
>Clifford
I just want to put an image of Ganpati in my CTL+F1...6
And I have not installed X.
Is there some simple utility which can convert by jpgs / bmps into the format which SVGA will show && a small code which will display it.
A humble requirement.
And yes PT, I have again not googled... sorry to disappont you.
Vai