Your Spring Install: Windows, Linux, Dual and Single Screens

Your Spring Install: Windows, Linux, Dual and Single Screens

Various things about Spring that do not fit in any of the other forums listed below, including forum rules.

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How do you play your spring?

Windows Single Screen
54
72%
Windows Dual Screen
6
8%
Linux Single Screen
11
15%
Linux Dual Screen
4
5%
 
Total votes: 75

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LordMatt
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Your Spring Install: Windows, Linux, Dual and Single Screens

Post by LordMatt »

How do you play your spring. Linux dual screen users please say if you use TwinView or Xinerama.

I use Linux dual screen with TwinView.
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iamacup
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Re: Your Spring Install: Windows, Linux, Dual and Single Scr

Post by iamacup »

LordMatt wrote:How do you play your spring. Linux dual screen users please say if you use TwinView or Xinerama.

I use Linux dual screen with TwinView.
I KNOW its in your irc name. nub
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LordMatt
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Post by LordMatt »

I was tempted to respond to the above troll in kind, but I don't want to derail my own thread. :P
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Tired
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Post by Tired »

You just did.

"Troll. Noun. A word used by purple haired gnomes and 12 yr old gay flaming asshats alike respectively to recognize others of their own kind, used in a fashion similar to the term "smurf." (How the smurf are you?)"

--Tired, on Trolls.
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lurker
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Post by lurker »

Hmm. I just noticed a couple days ago that svn spring only shows on one screen. I don't think it used to do that, but my copies of 75b1 and 75b2 aren't working right now. I'll test more later.
Windows, using the better of my two screens.
CautionToTheWind
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Post by CautionToTheWind »

I'm sorry i voted windows dual but that is the truth. I get twice as much fps on windows, and that is just too brutal to give up.
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koshi
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Post by koshi »

linux dualscreen 2x1280x1024 with twinview on a 6800gt

no performance drop compared to windows in my case
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KingRaptor
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Post by KingRaptor »

Looks like at least 28 other Windows users and 3 Linux users are as unlucky as me.
Lippy
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Post by Lippy »

linux dualscreen 2x1280x1024 with twinview on a 6800le @ 6800gt (unlocked pipelines + overclock)

Also no performance drop to windows in my case.

BTW twinview pwns compared to dualview!
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LordMatt
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Post by LordMatt »

Nice to see I'm not the only Linux dual screen user here. I think properly configured you shouldn't get an FPS drop, but I wouldn't be able to compare directly because I never tried windows on this box. Keep those votes comming! :-)

btw Tired I loled at your post that went into the spam purgatory. ;)
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BrainDamage
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Post by BrainDamage »

single screen linux here, 400% FPS boost in linux towards windows 8)
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DandyGnome
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Post by DandyGnome »

Oh well no option for Mac single screen which is what I currently use. Once I can get Ubuntu working fully on my computer I might move to Linux single screen but that will probably take a while.
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LordMatt
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Post by LordMatt »

Sorry I didn't know there was a mac version. :oops:
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DandyGnome
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Post by DandyGnome »

It isn't up to date and only sort of works which is why it isn't official. That's also why I am working on making Ubuntu work on my Mac.
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