On Tuesday 18 March 2003 07:00 am, Jan Ciger wrote: > > > > Don't you want to try a Qt-only app on GNOME to confirm? mysqlcc or > > > > qcad or something else qt-only should do. > > > > > > Just tried a pure qt app in an Xnested Fluxbox and it segfaults. The > > > same app runs fine in gnome: > > > $ ./qttest > > > Xlib: extension "RENDER" missing on display ":1.0". > > > Segmentation fault. > > > > Just also made sure that the same app was running fine in Fluxbox on a > > local :1.0 display. > > Could it be, that Qt is compiled with antialiasing (Xft) on ? That needs > Render and on nested displays you (obviously) do not have Render extension, > so it exits ... > > But how to fix this, I have no idea, since if you disable antialiasing in > Qt, many apps (KDE) will look ugly. Perhaps smarter handling of > antialiasing in Qt is needed ? > But my 9.0 box, where I have Xft2 installed and KDE/QT 3.1 with antialiasing set on, KDE apps run fine on remote displays.
-- Greg
