Irrlicht Engine

I use Windows only to play games on.

I have a Mandrake 8.2 laptop and server (both well old, and the latter of which I haven't used in a long time), and a Mandrake 9.2 computer for development/email/work.
I also use Mandrake 9.2 (dual booting with XP pro (OEM), but I haven't booted to that since I ...

I use Redhat 9 here at work, because the people here who really know about Linux use Redhat - as do our Linux servers. So if I have a problem I've got experts immediately to hand. :)

At home I've got Mandrake 9.2 on my laptop (Windows on my gaming machine), though I want to try out Mandrake ...

Personally I think that if the engine is good enough, the best 'splash screens' for 3d games are ones rendered in real time by the engine itself.
Unfortunately ATM I can only think of X-Beyond the Frontier and X-Tension as examples of games which do this...

Is there potential for someone (with more ability than myself) to port the irrlicht engine to fixed-point maths?
I'm thinking that writing/porting irrlicht programs for handheld consoles (most of which don't have FPUs AFAIK) would be a very cool thing, no?

Specifically, I'm thinking about the GP32 ...

Fairy nuff.

"which" just sounds better to me, and IMO "that" is way overused.

It's certainly readable, but here are a few of my suggestions, just to be an English pedant ;)

...open source high performance realtime 3D engine written...
"...open source, high performance, realtime 3D engine written..."

...using D3D, OpenGL and ...
"...using D3D, OpenGL, and ..."
(not so ...

Wouldn't that make it wet humour?

You must excuse my dry British humour.

Yeah, if you want to go around speaking German, go start your own forum!

Kreigkraft?

What about implementing an ASCII renderer?

QuArk: Quake Army Knife

Or you could try and do an in-engine intro.

Kickin' bottom.

Howabout LWO (Lightwave Object/Model) support?

Though I'm probably the only geezer here using it here, I thought I'd get the request on the list.