dexter1 wrote: dissing opensource projects is not the way to increase our enjoyment and productivity on our SGI's. So let's not do that, but instead focus on what does work
necron2600 wrote: with Ruby I can create webapps.. manipulate LDAP or Database servers, etc.
Vladio wrote: I have the Irix 6.5 foundation set and a couple overlay to get to 6.5.29 for my Octane, is there anything more needed for the Onyx 2?
Vladio wrote: I procrastinated getting an adapter for the semi-odd video connector SGI used and that should be here tomorrow.
Right now I'm setting it up through serial connection. Thanks again!
rosehillbob wrote:foetz wrote: no prob at all and for installing it, unlike the workstations, you need to do it via serial anyway
Actually that statement is incorrect. You can and should install OS without serial cable on a ONYX2 (assuming it has Infinite Reality card set) to get the Xserver properly setup.
Vladio wrote: Got it sorted, I was clicking off on a conflict that I shouldn't have.
I got 6.5 installed with Overlay/installation disk 1 and 2
Vladio wrote: I have the set 6.5 base, foundation.... whatever the first iteration of 6.5 is. Mine has two disks labeled overlay/installation 1 and disk 2.
mia wrote: Foetz, could you explain how to install and setup sshd using the packages you have provided?
Note #1
It seems that curl (RACCURLBASE740) depends on RACSSLBASE098 but openssl_098zg.tar only registers:
RACSSLBASE198 installed OpenSSL 0.9.8zg
perhaps openssl 0.9.8zg should register RACSSLBASE098 instead of 198?
But, it works fine with openssl_098ze.tar
Note #2
svn (RACSVN155) requires RACICONVALL11 but libiconv installs RACICONVBASE112
Note #3
the latest sudo (1.8.14p3) compiles and run fine, but I had to replace EOVERFLOW with ERANGE.
techgrrl wrote: This is awesome, and I didn't even know there were other download directories there - is this mirrored anywhere?
rulp wrote: Power Animator 9 (or any Alias software)
Wavefront Advanced Visualizer (or any Wavefront software)
Houdini
Maya 1-6
Softimage
Any other software you guys can think of?
Furthermore, how would I do it?
so turn that off and crank up the light seriously by entering the values by hand.
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FORMATS
The following image formats are supported:
image formats extensions modes
Abekas NTSC or PAL yuv rw
Alias als rw
Explore tdi rw
GIF gif r
JPEG JFIF jpg jpeg rw
Kodak Cineon cin rw
LucasFilm lff rw
Pixibox PXB pxb rw
PNG png rw
PPM raw/ascii ppm rw
Prisms pri rw
Quantel qtl rw
SGI rgb sgi bw icon rw
Softimage pic rw
Targa RGB/BW tga rw
TIFF 6.0 tif tiff rw
Vista vst rw
Wavefront RLA rla rw
escimo wrote: @rem Which file do you mean exactly on this site?
SiliconClassics wrote: Well done Foetz, thanks! Did it come with any sample scenes?
BLAiSE wrote: I think lot of "old" software are capable to do serious work.
...
The system and the software was almost flawless so I can't imagine at the time, what will be the next step, because with Toonz you were capable to do everything what was needed for traditional animation work. The software had all the features what we needed, it was well written optimized code, the workflow was fast and efficient on those 200-300MHz computers.
So they fucked up the whole thing, just as the XSI. (Although this was an independent coder division in Italy). Toonz 5.0 was a totally new ware with pure Windows only codebase, new user interface and full Flash support. It was slow (even with 1000 MHz processors), buggy, it had lost a lot of features (they added them one-by-one, slowly in the following ten years). This was my first encounter with the new era: the 21th century software development.
SiliconClassics wrote: Yes, please
icebalm wrote: My only question is how steadfast is the community about using the MIPSPro compilers? My understanding is that with gcc 4.7.1 the MIPS code generation is pretty tight?
dreadbit wrote: he said that it traps in fontconfig and I should temporary get rid of the OpenCSW version of it
ledzep wrote: I just want an option for my Linux set-up, either a hodge-podge of Motif/CDE/KVWM/whatever or Maxx working. I like KDE but it's not the same. It's not the same. I want that old-school Magic Fucking Desktop. Fully-functioning or just the visuals, but something!
I tried going the BSD Unix route and trying to force-feed PC-BSD to my version of Grub (from Ubuntu 12.04) but got nowhere. I would have accepted Motif/CDE in that scheme. But I guess I just have an old version of Grub that hates ZFS. I will try again with Ubuntu 16.04 when it's available, maybe then BSD Unix will be in Grub's sight.
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for (scan = rlb_head.window.bottom; scan <= rlb_head.window.top; scan++) {
/* check for black regions outside active window */
if ((scan < rlb_head.active_window.bottom) || (scan > rlb_head.active_window.top)) {
/* write out a blank scanline */
fwrite(blank, 4, width, out);
} else {
/* seek to file location */
if (fseek(fp, (long) offset[scan - bottom], 0)) {
printf("rlb file incomplete!\n");
exit(-7);
}
/* read red scanline */
fread(&len, sizeof(short), 1, fp);
fread(buf, sizeof(U_CHAR), (int) len, fp);
decode(buf, red, (int) len);
/* read green scanline */
fread(&len, sizeof(short), 1, fp);
fread(buf, sizeof(U_CHAR), (int) len, fp);
decode(buf, green, (int) len);
/* read blue scanline */
fread(&len, sizeof(short), 1, fp);
fread(buf, sizeof(U_CHAR), (int) len, fp);
decode(buf, blue, (int) len);
/* read matte scanline */
fread(&len, sizeof(short), 1, fp);
fread(buf, sizeof(U_CHAR), (int) len, fp);
decode(buf, matte, (int) len);
/* write out RGBM for each pixel */
for (x = rlb_head.window.left; x <= rlb_head.window.right; x++) {
if ((x < rlb_head.active_window.left) || (x > rlb_head.active_window.right)) {
fwrite(blank, 4, 1, out);
} else {
fwrite(&red[x - left], 1, 1, out);
fwrite(&green[x - left], 1, 1, out);
fwrite(&blue[x - left], 1, 1, out);
fwrite(&matte[x - left], 1, 1, out);
}
}
}
}
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image_ID = gimp_image_new(width, height, imgtype);
gimp_image_set_filename(image_ID, filename);
layer_ID = gimp_layer_new(image_ID, _("Background"), width, height, gdtype, 100, GIMP_NORMAL_MODE);
gimp_image_add_layer(image_ID, layer_ID, 0);
drawable = gimp_drawable_get(layer_ID);
gimp_pixel_rgn_init(&pixel_rgn, drawable, 0, 0, drawable->width, drawable->height, TRUE, FALSE);
tile_height = gimp_tile_height();
...
gimp_pixel_rgn_set_rect(&pixel_rgn, data, 0, 0, width, height);