On Sat, 17 Dec 2022 11:03:42 +0200
Artur Tamm <[email protected]> wrote:
> I try to have a systemd and pulseaudio free setup ("religious" reasons).
I also prefer OpenRC myself but I like pulseaudio. It doesn't replace alsa, it
compliments it.
> When I need pulse I use apulse and otherwise everything else is compiled
> with alsa flag.
I normally have both alsa and pulseaudio once I have a desktop profile
selected. It's worked well for me.
> I wonder if the issue is related to graphics drivers/libraries instead.
I don't think so but it might be. It really doesn't make sense does it? There
is some detail in the works here. It is odd since I have never had a problem
with quakespasm or darkplaces. I have always built them from source and they
always run without any issues.
I also have issues with ioquake3. I can run a binary I built on slackware and
it runs fine (here, on gentoo). When I try to build on gentoo the build fails.
I haven't had a good look at that though, I'll leave that on the back burner
and look at that another time.
> D remember having segfaults with some other
> linux ports whirh were caused by a missing library which did not show up (I
> do not remember the name but something with ?t3c?) but I think it is now in
> mesa. .If you figure out what opengl features are being used we could
> compare glxinfo outputs.
I am going to build a quakespasm with debugging support and run it through gdb.
I am no expert with any of this though, so I have to read up on how to do that.
I hope that will provide an answer I can understand and work out.
I'll reply with anything I find and hopefully at some point I can move beyond
this.
> So, I tested quakespasm on an ryzen 7 apu (2700u) with vega gpu (thinkpad
> e485). I am using mesa drivers and a linux 6.0.8 kernel.
I was sporting a 6.1 kernel a couple days ago without any issues. :) I am
running 5.15.80 now and am happy to stick with the defaults that the gentoo
devs choose to go with most times.
