Indeed, not quite ready for prime time. The webgl spec is a month old!
Also, as I look into more GPU facts, one is that on some machines it works
poorly. I believe, for example, on my MBA, there is a stunt where the GPU
graphics memory is really part of the main RAM, thus the GPU is less efficient,
.. and hotter.
But it is really surprising how fast HTML5 and WebGL are improving every day.
And believe it or not, that slide set will work on many modern phones.
-- Owen
On May 24, 2011, at 3:07 PM, Robert J. Cordingley wrote:
> I went through the presentation in FF - nice!
> Chrome tried. Safari and Opera just did text slides. (It might have said
> these were problems)
> Meanwhile my Macbook Pro is now red hot. Hmmm. NRFPT. Or maybe I'm missing
> something.
> Thanks Owen.
> Robert
>> Mind blowing! A slide set done in webgl!
>> http://fhtr.org/webgl_presentation.html
>>
>> -- Owen
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