On Sunday 09 March 2008, Dave Engvall wrote:
>Hi Gene,
>
>I've been running synergy for several years now on  FC5. I have a
>Nvidia video card I'm not entirely happy with.

So am I, but glx isn't working.  Unsing 169.09 nvidia driver and 2.6.24 as 
nothing newer runs on that driver, or vice versa.

>Bob at Weber Systems usually has good recommendations on a stable
>linux for synergy. I think those recommendations change from time to
>time depending on experience.

Humm, (and I just had to reboot, my playing with bricscad apparently trashed 
the system and even kmail froze.)

That essentially means that weber is not staying current with linux, resting 
on their laurals so to speak.  That isn't very encouraging.

Ditto for bricscad and brlcad it appears, although brlcad just ran its 
benchmark suite nicely here, bragging that this machine was about 1500 times 
faster than their reference machine, a VAX 11-723.  And while bricscad's rt 
reporter ran, it too squawked about opengl.  And I think trying to run mged, 
which never ran, is what took the system down for good, locking it up tight 
with thousands of processes.

Synergy I like the best, a good gui, but while it claims to be able to 
open .dwg files, does absolutely nothing but clear the requester off the 
screen otherwise, for either a load, or an import.

I wonder if synergy would run any better on that ubuntu box running the mill?

Its sort of discouraging when autocad is so difficult to deal with in terms of 
its output, and synergy is so darned unstable.

I'm going to quit X, and reinstall the nvidia driver cuz the Xorg.0.log says 
its getting the xorg version instead of nvidia's.

>Dave
>
>On Mar 8, 2008, at 10:08 PM, Gene Heskett wrote:
>> On Friday 07 March 2008, Gene Heskett wrote:
>>> I downloaded the tgz and unpacked it, which supp[oseely has a 30
>>> day trial
>>> option.  However, I can't get past the license key requester to
>>> soo how its
>>> supposed to look, and there appears not to be a temp key in the
>>> archive.
>>>
>>> Does anyone know how to make the limited time demo mode run?
>>>
>>> I also looked at synergy, sweet!
>>
>> Update on synergy:  Thinking if I can figure out how to use it, I
>> might even
>> buy it although the extras are outragiously high.
>>
>> But, so far on this F8 box, I have only gotten to the end of one of
>> the demo
>> sessions, all the rest have taken X down with a signal 11 after
>> about 100
>> operations.  I see the last rpm is for RH9, which is now pretty
>> prehistoric
>> so I suspect a glibc incompatibility even though I'm running the
>> tgz version.
>>
>> And I've made many attempts to load a very simple .DWG file from
>> the schools
>> autocad install of a friend of mine, with absolutely zero success.
>> He has
>> sent me pdf's but I can't make gcode out of a pdf.
>>
>> Does it (synergy) run ok on the kubuntu-6.06 that emc is built on?
>>
>> And I still haven't found a method to allow bricscad to run.
>> Anybody else
>> have it working?
>>
>> --
>> Cheers, Gene
>> "There are four boxes to be used in defense of liberty:
>>  soap, ballot, jury, and ammo. Please use in that order."
>> -Ed Howdershelt (Author)
>> Systems programmers are the high priests of a low cult.
>>              -- R.S. Barton
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