GAMGI project: People

# People

- Developers
- Contributors
- Supporters

We would like to thank the following people, for their contributions to GAMGI. Without them, GAMGI would be just a dream.

- Brian Paul, for creating Mesa, and all the people in the mesa3d-users mailing list, for their expert assistance.
- The hundreds of developers that created GTK, Havoc Pennington and all the people in the gtk-app-devel-list mailing list, for their expert assistance and spirit of community.
- Janne Löf, for writing GTKGLArea.
- James Clark, for creating Expat, and all the people in the expat-discuss mailing list, who continued the project, for their assistance.
- SGI, for freely providing the code for the trackball routines, implemented by Gavin Bell (with help from Thant Tessman, David M. Ciemiewicz, Mark Grossman, Henry Moreton, and Paul Haeberli).
- José Luis Martins, for the Voronoi bond algorithm.
- Sun Microsystems and the X Consortium, for the Roman stroked fonts.
- Allen V. Hershey and the U.S. Naval Weapons Laboratory, Norman Wolcott and the U.S. National Bureau of Standards, Bob Beach and Thomas Wolff, for the Hershey stroked fonts.
- James Marshall and all the people who published excellent documentation and code on the web, explaining the HTTP protocol.
- Jarle Aase and all the people who published excellent documentation and code on the web, explaining the FTP protocol.
- Serguei Patchkovskii, for the point symmetry code.
- Alberto Ferro, for bibliographic research and development support, in the following topics: Voronoi and Radical tesselation, Anisotropy tensor and Random Close Packing structure.
- Allen Barnett, for the OGLFT library, which code was used for the extruded fonts.
- Linas Vepstas, for the GLE library, which code was used for the extruded fonts.
- The FreeType Team, for the library to handle TrueType fonts.

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