“3D Graphics drivers available for download starting at
$29.”
“Xi Graphics Inc… has announced a new Web-based product line
of graphics hardware drivers for Linux. In making the announcement,
Xi Graphics’ National Sales Manager, Lee Roder, said the company
would continue to offer its existing Accelerated-X Display Server
line of products for Linux and Unix operating systems.”
“Desktop Linux is coming fast, and we’re going to be there,”
said Roder. “We produce higher quality drivers more efficiently
than anyone else in the business. Linux gamers and developers alike
can easily download, demo and purchase our drivers from the Web
site at affordable prices – it’s good for us and its good for
Linux.”
“The 3D Linux drivers are OpenGL 1.1.1 compliant, support libGLU
and libGL, and are available for download from Xi Graphics’ Web
site… starting at $29 each. A limited number of drivers are
currently available, but more are being added weekly.”
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