G Force for Linux

coolid · Post by **coolid** » Thu Jul 08, 2004 10:56 am

Hi

Is Gforce compatible with Linux?

Could someone please shed some light on this

-c

Rovastar · Post by **Rovastar** » Fri Jul 09, 2004 11:16 am

The light say 'Not on Linux'

JayPro · Post by **JayPro** » Fri Jul 09, 2004 7:40 pm

Am I crazy or didn't someone try/succeed to port version 1.1.6 or thereabouts to it?
I recently did a Google search for G-Force WaveShapes and something like this came up.

JwP

atom · Post by **atom** » Mon Aug 09, 2004 10:03 pm

JayPro wrote:Am I crazy or didn't someone try/succeed to port version 1.1.6 or thereabouts to it?
I recently did a Google search for G-Force WaveShapes and something like this came up.

JwP

you are correct, i have seen this around. of course, it is a very old version of g-force. i am hoping for a new version ported to linux. it doesnt need to be open source, but it does need to work! g-force is the best, and nothing linux has can even come close to it. i'm just hoping one day my purchase of gold will get me a linux version.

wrath · Post by **wrath** » Tue Sep 21, 2004 8:36 am

yes takes a few hours to configure but compatible with all versions of Linux nothin compaired to all ATI cards which Linux is very friendly with.

Rovastar · Post by **Rovastar** » Tue Sep 21, 2004 8:49 am

Wrath I refer you to you other topic on this.

http://soundspectrum.com/v-web/bulletin ... ?p=741#741

joens · Post by **joens** » Sat Nov 20, 2004 2:44 pm

I recently switched to Linux and I miss my G-force already. There is a version of Gforce that comes as a plugin for XMMS, but it is version 1.1.6.

What about a newer version??

Post by **andy55** » Mon Nov 29, 2004 11:47 am

atom wrote:
JayPro wrote:Am I crazy or didn't someone try/succeed to port version 1.1.6 or thereabouts to it?
I recently did a Google search for G-Force WaveShapes and something like this came up.

JwP
you are correct, i have seen this around. of course, it is a very old version of g-force. i am hoping for a new version ported to linux. it doesnt need to be open source, but it does need to work! g-force is the best, and nothing linux has can even come close to it. i'm just hoping one day my purchase of gold will get me a linux version.

You are correct in a close source port to *nux, but developers that are willing to be part of a project like that don't grow on trees. If anyone knows of any qualified individuals willing to be hired for such a task, I'd be more than willing to look at their resume.

andy

botheredbybees · Post by **botheredbybees** » Fri Mar 21, 2008 11:07 pm

I switched over to Linux about 2 years ago and g-force is the only thing I miss. I just dropped in hoping that there was a port available, but sadly naught (sigh)

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