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    I think the important bit here Andru is the
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    bit. I will be the first person to admit that there is a world of difference between OpenGl on windows and almost any linux 'distro' (call them that for simplicity and not anger mobs of users). Perhaps as linux is solely dependant on OpenGl for graphics? I dont know - but I believe it may not just be the card at fault.

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    I think the important bit here Andru is the
    Maybe, but there are such OpenGL extensions as GL_ARB_imaging and GL_SGI_color_matrix(this was in OpenGL 1.2), which were dropped under Windows for many videocards and drivers... and I hate developers for that >_<
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    Ah yes, the infamous ARGB format (I had some nice battle with that one but won in the end) and I must say that ever since Prometheus went Gl, I am so glad I am not on windows Its no surprise you see a majority of OpenGl code written on mac or linux. Thats no minority windows developers - get with the program. Excuse the pun.
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    Thank you a bunch once again =) I used the code from demo05 for now for colour changing, will implement the more complicated way using hue in the future.

    Thanks so much!

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