> Running nano-X compiled with DEBUG = Y it begins with: > "640x480x24bpp linelen 1920 type 0 visual 2 colors 16777216 pixtype 4"
>This should be the fblin24.c right? Yes, I think so. > But according to the screenshot the blending doesn't seem correct right? In thinking more about this, it's likely a big endian issue, since I haven't been able to test that here. Can you upgrade to freetype 2.3.9, so we're running the same code? Also, you might check out my new bin/fbe framebuffer emulator, you can run it in 24bpp mode on your desktop on X11, try: bin/fbe -c -d24 then modify drivers/scr_fb.c and set BPP to 24, and then FRAMEBUFFER=/tmp/fb0; bin/nano-X ... That will run nano-X with the emulator, and we can determine whether it runs on your desktop properly or not. Regards, Greg --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: nanogui-unsubscr...@linuxhacker.org For additional commands, e-mail: nanogui-h...@linuxhacker.org
