Changes between Version 33 and Version 34 of FAQ
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- 01/13/14 06:36:18 (8 years ago)
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v33 v34 104 104 Please see [/wiki/Xdummy Xdummy], for acceleration see [http://www.virtualgl.org/ virtualgl] 105 105 * "{{{No OpenGL_accelerate module loaded}}}" 106 You can safely ignore this warning, it only means that some {{{OpenGL}}} operations won't be accelerated. Or you can install the required module: {{{OpenGL_accelerate}}}106 You can install the required module: [http://pyopengl.sourceforge.net/pydoc/OpenGL_accelerate.html OpenGL_accelerate] or you can ignore this warning, it only means that some {{{OpenGL}}} operations will not be fully accelerated. 107 107 * I get some {{{OpenGL}}} related warnings/errors at runtime: 108 108 {{{ … … 120 120 This is the same issue as the one above, same answer. 121 121 * Why don't you fix those {{{OpenGL}}} warnings/errors? Or silence warnings by default? 122 This is a packaging issue , and those are not our packages. Silencing warnings by default is bad practice, some of those messages may well be legitimate. The developers/packagers should remove those that are not.122 This is a packaging issue (see [https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1052023 redhat bugzilla], [http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=703585 debian bug]), and those are not our packages. Silencing warnings by default is bad practice, some of those messages may well be legitimate. The developers/packagers should remove those that are not. 123 123 Importing a library should not show ugly warnings on screen, especially when the missing libraries it complains about are deprecated and not available for installation. You can see this for yourself with: 124 124 {{{