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- And I suppose a DOS version wouldnt be so bad since most cards support
- the "Sound Blaster 1.0" settings... but theres all kindas configurations.
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- On Mon, 16 Oct 1995, Ben Lindstrom wrote:
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- >
- >
- > On Sun, 15 Oct 1995, Fred Salerno wrote:
- >
- > > Is sound really that hard of a problem to conquer?
- > >
- > >From a Linux/NeXT point of view no. Since it's just a standard driver
- > for all sound cards. From a DOS standpoint...I'm unsure. I would bet it would
- > take a little code. It might not be a BAD idea to implement sound on
- > Linux/NeXT in the Hackathon II so it would be easier to implement it
- > under DOS.
- >
- > (BTW, Windows/Windows95 would also be easy since it's like Linux/NeXT..A
- > perfectly standardized API)
- >
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