Khronos gets vectorized, introduces OpenVG Lite

Before there were raster-scan TV-like screens on computers, we had vectorscopes, also known as stroke writers and calligraphic screens. They drew straight lines, one at a time, and were used for early warning systems, FAA monitoring, and CAD back in the 1960s and up till about 1990. A near cousin was the first oscilloscopes, and one of the most popular computer versions was the Tektronix storage scope. The History of Visual Magic in Computers pp 287-371   Incredibly accurate, incredibly big, incredibly expensive, heavy, hot, and difficult to maintain, we loved them. CAD engineers used to actually take physical measurements