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Tri D. Hoang wrote: |
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> Hi, |
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> Does anybody know why all OpenGL screen savers were disabled in the ebuild |
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> file ("--without-gl") for KDE 3.0? I would like to test OpenGL but found |
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> that none of the screen savers work. Is there any other app I can use to |
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> test? |
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> I am using nvidia-glx with XFree 4.20. Thanks. |
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I don't know if it is my system or what, but I've argued with Qt/KDE for the |
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last hour over this issue. |
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I'm using the latest nvidia-glx & X4.2.0-r9. |
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I've re-emerged QT-3.0.3-r1 and it picked up OpenGL and said it was |
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configuring itself with OpenGL (one of the messages that comes up during |
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config). |
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Now when I go to emerge the kdeartwork package (that contains said OpenGL |
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screensavers) it does not pickup that Qt is OpenGL savvy ... |
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from either the emerge of kdeartwork or just doing a ./configure in the |
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/var/tmp/portage/blah..... dir: |
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checking for Qt with OpenGL support... no |
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checking for GL... mesa |
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checking for GL/xmesa.h... yes |
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checking for GL/glut.h... yes |
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Now because there is no OpenGL support (supposedly) the OpenGL screensavers |
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are not compiled. |
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I've also submitted this as a bug to bugs.gentoo.org #1832 |
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Troy. |
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