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  1. I just spent about an hour fighting with trying to get my PS3 controller working in XP64. I finally found working driver along a minor workaround. I thought I would post it here in case anyone ever wants to the same. Make sure to edit the Regservice.cmd to point the directory where you extracted it to. I've only tested the USB drivers not Bluetooth. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1MbwO08qUdCH8N3xWtenFIeFsKcDMKfWo/view?usp=sharing
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  2. Regarding the problem with Radio Garden, with ANGLE disabled, it bombs out in this part of the browser code: #ifdef XP_WIN if (gl->GetContextType() == gl::GLContextType::WGL && !gl::sWGLLib.HasDXInterop2()) { DestroyResourcesAndContext(); MOZ_ASSERT(!gl); const nsLiteralCString text("Caveat: WGL without DXGLInterop2."); ThrowEvent_WebGLContextCreationError(text); return NS_ERROR_FAILURE; } #endif https://github.com/roytam1/UXP/blob/1ae4416c293f3bdde3d377643692e3d407747142/dom/canvas/WebGLContext.cpp#L966 It's checking for presence of NV_DX_interop2 extension, which isn't supported by any Windows XP compatible graphics driver since the extension is used for sharing Direct3D 10/11 resources with WebGL context. Omitting the check for this particular extension from the code should make it work (maybe the correct way to go is doing HasDXInterop if we're accelerating the browser with D3D9 and HasDXInterop2 for D3D11). Basilisk 55 doesn't seem to have that check anywhere, but it's present in current Firefox builds.
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  3. Smooth-scroll list boxes effects those: And the combo-boxes: The setting which OP is looking for is not exposed in the GUI AFAIK, but may be set in the registry: Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop] "SmoothScroll"=dword:00000000
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  4. fixed in git, will be fixed in next build
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  5. I remember the AMD Athlon 3200+ as it was one of my CPUs. I still have it in my garage along with the motherboard. It was my upgrade from a Sempron and it was blazing fast compared to the Sempron back in the days thanks to the added cache and the 2.2GHz which was way higher than the 1.6GHz of the Sempron. Besides, those were the monocore golden days of AMD before falling down against Intel. I still remember that AMD used to even mock Intel by calling their Athlon 3200 because although they had a clock of 2.2GHz, they were as fast as an Intel 3.2GHz. Because of the lower clock to have the same speed, they were cooler than Intel CPUs, however this different implementation which was good for AMD during the monocore days, prevented them from releasing good parallelized multicore which led to a total defeat against Intel in the long run. After the AMD Athlon 3200+ I bought the AMD Athlon 3800+ which I overclocked from 2.8GHz to 3.2GHz. Ah... Good old days... After that AMD had a failure after another... AMD Athlon 64 dual core were crap, as well as the Phoenom II x4 and the Phoenom II X6 which I purchased. After yet the last delusion about my 6 core which was WORSE than an Intel i5, leaving alone an i7, I decided to move to Intel and I've been happy ever since. Oh, as to the title, I did change it 'cause I think there was a mess and people were ending up by downloading either my build which was outdated or VistaLover's build which was outdated, when instead there's a series of updated builds made by you that everyone should use. You deserve the topic xD
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  6. That particular release is first of all an old one already. There are newer releases. They're just named differently. As far as I know my binaries are not on videohelp.com. Why should they be? There's no "vanilla FFmpeg build". Every FFmpeg binary is essentially a custom build considering the vast amount of libraries one can include during the compilation process. "Legacy" as in legacy hardware. When I started compiling my own FFmpeg binaries they needed to work on my ancient AMD Athlon XP 3200+ (non-SSE2) cpu. My binaries should work on a Intel Pentium 3. @FranceBB Did you change the thread-title? :D
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  7. Indeed. I cleanup the topic a bit and I removed my build. I left the link to the old @VistaLover build but I wrote that I strongly encourage users about using @Reino builds.
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  8. Good question, in the TBPLUS-package there are two SMARTDRV.EXE versions, (30-04-10 and 11-06-18). They are both different from the MS-2000 version. I will test soon!
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  9. There are some PDFs out there. https://www.e-libraryme.com/2018/10/more-effective-c-35-new-ways-to-improve.html http://www2.cs.uregina.ca/~hilder/cs833/Other Reference Materials/The C Programming Language.pdf http://index-of.co.uk/C++/C++ Design Generic Programming and Design Patterns Applied.pdf https://www.codewithc.com/programming-principles-and-practice-using-c-pdf-bjarne-stroustrup/ This sample gives some authors names and they have more publications.
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  10. guyz here is my translucent setup billboard it also have the translucent edges and the close button will fix correctly on it. 516.rar
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