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English: Illustrates the connection between the Linux kernel and OpenGL-based video games. Also see GNU C Library, system calls, Mesa 3D, game engine, Simple DirectMedia Layer, Direct Rendering Manager, Open-source video game.
Deutsch: Das Schema stellt den Zusammenhang zwischen dem Linux Kernel und OpenGL-basierten Computerspielen dar. Siehe ebenfalls GNU-C-Bibliothek, Systemaufrufe, Simple DirectMedia Layer, Spiel-Engine, etc.
Français : Le schéma illustre la relation fonctionnelle entre le noyau Linux et OpenGL. Voir aussi Direct rendering infrastructure, etc.
Magyar: Ábrázolja a Linux rendszermag és az OpenGL alapú videójátékok közötti kapcsolatot. Lásd még: Simple DirectMedia Layer, videojáték-motor, stb.
Română: Schema ilustrează contextul între Nuclul Linux si jocuri video bazate pe OpenGL. Vezi.
Español: Ilustra las interfaces de Núcleo Linux et OpenGL
עברית: he:לינוקס (ליבה), OpenGL
Português: Ilustra las interfaces do Núcleo Linux et OpenGL
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current00:20, 10 August 2020Thumbnail for version as of 00:20, 10 August 2020960 × 720 (83 KB)VoidxorFixed inconsistent spelling of "tessellation".
18:07, 30 May 2015Thumbnail for version as of 18:07, 30 May 2015960 × 720 (83 KB)DsimicFixed a typo and did some capitalization cleanups
14:18, 30 May 2015Thumbnail for version as of 14:18, 30 May 2015960 × 720 (95 KB)ElementWSDL is not the only available windowing library, nor is mandatory to make a game. Add GLFW as another example, and show diversity using ellipsis.
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