Sorry to bring up a question from years ago, but is there any chance that
SDL-based apps could run on a 16-color (yes, 4bpp) Windows 98 system?
Someone out there is trying to run Tux Paint on some old PCs at a school,
and apparently they can’t even push 256 colors. (Though I’ve asked them
to try tweaking with the resolution, to see if dropping to 640x480 gives
them a little more BPP breathing room.)
iirc, support for this was added in libsdl-1.2.9 so you should give that
version a shot …
-mikeOn Monday 05 September 2005 06:49 pm, Bill Kendrick wrote:
Sorry to bring up a question from years ago, but is there any chance that
SDL-based apps could run on a 16-color (yes, 4bpp) Windows 98 system?
Someone out there is trying to run Tux Paint on some old PCs at a school,
and apparently they can’t even push 256 colors. (Though I’ve asked them
to try tweaking with the resolution, to see if dropping to 640x480 gives
them a little more BPP breathing room.)
On Monday 05 September 2005 06:49 pm, Bill Kendrick wrote:
Sorry to bring up a question from years ago, but is there any chance
that
SDL-based apps could run on a 16-color (yes, 4bpp) Windows 98 system?
Someone out there is trying to run Tux Paint on some old PCs at a
school,
and apparently they can’t even push 256 colors. (Though I’ve asked
them
to try tweaking with the resolution, to see if dropping to 640x480
gives
them a little more BPP breathing room.)
iirc, support for this was added in libsdl-1.2.9 so you should give that
Sorry to bring up a question from years ago, but is there any chance that
SDL-based apps could run on a 16-color (yes, 4bpp) Windows 98 system?
Someone out there is trying to run Tux Paint on some old PCs at a school,
and apparently they can’t even push 256 colors. (Though I’ve asked them
to try tweaking with the resolution, to see if dropping to 640x480 gives
them a little more BPP breathing room.)
I’ve never even seen a system like this.
What happens when Tux Paint is started?
-Sam Lantinga, Software Engineer, Blizzard Entertainment