compatibilité

[musikar]

est-ce possible de faire une mise a jour de karafun pour qu'il soit compatible avec des plus vielles carte video comme la mienne qui est un s3 savage sur un toshiba tecra 8100,ce serait grandement apprécié par un bon nombre usager je pense , Merci de me repondre ,voici mon Mail :deryr@videotron.ca (une patch pourait faire l'affaire aussi)

[Yod4z]

non, je penses pas que l'équipe derrière karafun change de système d'affichage (direct3D) donc pas possible si ta carte vidéo ne supporte pas direct3d (la tienne le supporte) avec suffisament de mémoire (tu as que 2 ou 4Mo de RAM).
Ce qui serait pas mal c'est le support de l'openGL pour après faire une version Linux mais la aussi je rève

[musikar]

tu dis que ma video supporte le direct 3d mais pas le open GL donc si je comprend bien je ne peut pas utiliser karafun....

[chongzi35]

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[sneiz604]

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Stores across the United States hope to ring in billions of dollars in holiday sales beginning on Friday, but shoppers concerned about a shrinking economy have vowed to rein in their spending.

The holiday weekend will test the strength of consumer sentiment, a main driver of the U.S. economy, as the country faces its worst financial crisis since the Great Depression.

Most stores start major sales on "Black Friday", the day after Thanksgiving. Several chains opened their doors on Thursday, aiming to capture business even before Americans started their traditional holiday meal with family or friends.

"Right now, I have a lot of friends out of work," said Solomon Leggett, an agent at a unit of insurer American International Group, which received an $85 billion government bailout soon after the crisis erupted in September.

"I'd rather do things for them than the family. Much of my family has understood the change. We've decided to put a little less gifts for each other" under the Christmas tree, he said.

Leggett was shopping at toy store FAO Schwarz, with a budget of up to $300 to spend on gifts for his nephews and friends' children. "I don't want to break the bank," he said.

The holiday shopping season runs through year end, with the lion's share of sales made by Christmas Day on December 25.

Retailers fear a looming recession and mounting job losses could cost them dearly during the period that brings in up to 40 percent of annual sales. Many started offering steep discounts on everything from clothes to electronics weeks in advance of Thanksgiving.

Shoppers said they would be more careful when buying gifts this year, a message they also delivered to their children.

"We're talking about being more conservative this Christmas, keeping in mind what other people are going through," said Ana Lewis, with three of her kids in tow. "I'm a bargain shopper anyway. But the bigger impact is with the kids, they have become more aware."

Retailers, from discounter Wal-Mart Stores Inc to department store operator Macy's and electronics retailer Best Buy, were due to start their big sales in the early hours of Friday.

AN EARLY INDICATOR

Experts predict this could be the worst sales season since the early 1990s as Americans hit by a housing slump and credit crunch cut spending on nearly everything but necessities.

"Consumer spending on gifts for the holiday season is going to be down considerably," said Eric Anderson, professor of marketing at the Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University in Illinois. "Black Friday will be the first indicator of how bad it's going to be."

Many retailers, from department stores like Macy's to specialty chains such as AnnTaylor Stores, are battling to retain loyal customers and eke out a profit as rivals cut prices up to 40 and 50 percent. Some are willing to sacrifice margins rather than risk losing clients for good

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[bob84b]

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