Difference between revisions of "Screenshots"
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| − | <td>UI1 or Basic UI</td> | + | <td>UI1 or Basic UI<br>Runs on all video cards</td> |
| − | <td>UI2 with medium settings</td> | + | <td>UI2 with medium settings (masking><br>Requires OpenGL and XDamage</td> |
| − | <td>UI2 with alpha blending / transparency</td> | + | <td>UI2 with alpha blending / transparency<br>Requires OpenGL and Compositing<br>Currently only runs on nVidia 6xxx and greater</td> |
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Revision as of 21:42, 13 March 2007
Videos
Watch a 12 minute demo video showing all that LinuxMCE does, and comparing it to WindowsMCE. **Note: 13-Mar-07: The video was uploaded, but got truncated. Fixing it.**
Screenshots: Using the Linux MCE
Main menu
| UI1 or Basic UI Runs on all video cards |
UI2 with medium settings (masking> Requires OpenGL and XDamage |
UI2 with alpha blending / transparency Requires OpenGL and Compositing Currently only runs on nVidia 6xxx and greater |
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File Browser
| UI1 or Basic UI | UI2 with medium settings | UI2 with alpha blending / transparency |
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DVD Remote
| UI1 or Basic UI | UI2 with medium settings | UI2 with alpha blending / transparency |
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Dial number
| UI1 or Basic UI | UI2 with medium settings | UI2 with alpha blending / transparency |
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Security panel
| UI1 or Basic UI | UI2 with medium settings | UI2 with alpha blending / transparency |
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