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Modern video cards, usually made after 1999 natively support it
Smaller overall base data size than TGA+JPG as well as aggressively optimized PNGs
Cons:
an evil patent prevents authentic legal software decoding. (Darkplaces has its own patent-free decoding method)
No texture processing (which is okay to compromise since there's already mips made in the dds's anyway...usually.)
Artifacts occur, like sudden squares being formed around curves and edges. Can be worked around with alternate encoders, like S2TC
Not implemented everywhere, particularly Free display drivers steer clear of it due to the aforementioned patent issue. (It is ubiquitous on Windows however, mostly from 1999-2000 hardware on)
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