I don't consider it heresy, I use Linux a lot more than BSD.  However, I'm
actually using SunOS Linux right now.

However, I'd much rather more open Linux/BSD port to Dreamcast so I can do
development on it.  I'd just need g++ for dreamcast (if possible) and
graphics libraries, and I'm set.

I have some ideas to use a dreamcast in certain ways, which exclude X
Windows, namely a 3-D only graphics setup.

On Wed, 11 Jul 2001, RC5Stint wrote:

> > Awesome.  I know this is asking a lot, but any chance OpenGL works on the
> > PowerVR2?
> >
> > Andy
> 
> I know this is probably courting a charge of heresy, but have you looked at
> DCLinux? ;-)  They've made a whole lot of progress in the last few months
> (NetBSD/Dreamcast was farther along for a long, long time.)
> 
> They already have X and Mesa ported (framebuffer only, though.)  People are
> working on a PowerVR2-enabled driver for DC Mesa, as we speak.
> 
> RC5Stint
>