> > I think that some Linux drivers (especially from intel) are even pickier. So who > > knows if it works there without additional modifications. I don't have linux > outside > > of a VM any more, so I can't test it... > > The original shader file worked fine on Linux for me (GeForce GTX780, Nvidia > ForceWare 331.78) with the exception that it wouldn't display the graphics overlay in > firefox where CRT-geom and NTSC would.
Okay. I'll try to figure out why that happens with firefox Just need the ginormous chd.
I'll add the bloom stuff from the current version on shadertoy too. But I can't quite figure out the best way to do it. If you add it the easiest way (directly as written), then systems with large texture resolutions get less bloom. And then if you make the effect wider to compensate, you get a hard edge at the edge of the glow. And if the system is lopsided that way like tg16 (pixel aspect: 544x121?) then the bloom is similarly disproportionate.
So I'll see if I can figure that out too. Either way, I'll post what I have tomorrow probably, if I can get that chd.
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Tried to get Timothy Lottes' CRT Shader working with SDLMAME.
