http://www.plastk.net/
It's amazing how much more fun games are when you can play them on really large, high-resolution screens. Our lab also has a 24 monitor display wall, and as you can see from the pictures below, I got Quake 3 running on it. The system is driven by 12 linux servers (2 monitors per server) using Distributed Multihead X (DMX) and Chromium. Chromium distributes the OpenGL rendering from the head node to all of the servers. The game runs fairly fast, though some lighting effects had to be turned off and Chromium is having some trouble with the mouse. Even so, playing the game is an awesome experience. Feel free to email me (plastk@vt.edu) with what you think.
Where were you when the West was defeated?
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Pretty cool. Seems like you would need some kind of rotating pod for your chair and kb/mouse platforms though, to be able to see everything in the peripherals.
I honestly don't see what's so cool about it. It seems like all the lines from the monitors would just end up being too much of a pain in the ass to do much of anything fun, be it games or movies or what have you.
