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vxlabs.com
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| | | | | TL;DR: Parallels Desktop 13 only supports OpenGL 3.2 on an extremely limited subset of mostly games. VMWare Fusion 10 has full OpenGL 3.3 support. In my case, this made the difference between being able to work on a VTK-based client project (VMWare Fusion ????) or NOT being able to work the project (Parallels ????). I bought a Parallels Desktop Pro 13 subscription to be able to do Linux and Windows development on my MacBook Pro. | |
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blog.ideotec.es
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| | | | | The official blog of Ideotec, a company dedicated to free and open source software development in Kotlin, Flutter, TypeScript, and Rust | |
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www.kensodev.com
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| | | | | Usually when I blog, I make comments, raise decisions, write code or something like that, it's never a question. This post, above anything else is a question and a try to spark a debate from my fellow developers and software craftsman out there. Earlier this week I started working on a very interesting project for an international company creating test suites for devices and applications. The suite is cross platform and can run on any machine both windows and Linux and test any device, from mobile phones... | |
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lav.io
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