Accelerated

Do you guys know if the display driver TightVNC uses is hardware accelerated? What I mean is that does it have the capability to access the server's graphics driver and use it for acceleration so that what it displays on the client is accelerated? Or does the client have to be the one whose graphics driver is hardware accelerated? source

Indeed I was mistaken, there is some actual g3dvl work from Cooper in Mesa. Latest commit in Mesa dates from Nov 5 2009, since then he has been "off the radar". source

I don't think it's a major issue but since I've migrated to Vista x64 and Win7 x64 I do try to install 64 bit versions of software I use. I was aware of the 64 bit version of Firefox but while I generally hate Flash, no Flash support is a deal breaker. I have the Flashblock plugin installed but there are some sites that just require it. source

Use of the GPU under Snow Leopard will develop I'd imagine. I'd imagine they'd go with the 9400 as it's in so many Macs at the moment. They might be selective in which ones they get working soon, but they'll likely want to cater for some for the Mac Pros and MacBook Pros. For QT X acceleration, i'd guess the 9400 is up to the job. I'd imagine the higher end GPUs will get utilised when the time is right. source

I don't know if I could play without the acc clock, so used to it, but I guess thats a good thing. Rather be used to it if I had to, rather than not be used to it if I had to. source