> >> I was not even able to close any windows, I pressed close icon, but > >> they stayed opened. Also, it's not only problem of nuitest, other > >> examples also work very slow, like fileselect. I click on a file with > >> a mouse and the cursor is placed there only after a second or two. > > Looks like you're running a software (ie. non-hardware) GL > implementation. Could you check the content of the log ? For instance you > can run the ngl/examples/gears example with '--log-level context:debug' as > argument, and it should show useful informations. No, I know the difference between non-accelerated and accelerated OpenGL. I have NVIDIA drivers installed (53.36) and 3D games run fine. (they crawled as a turtle without them). So, my machine has correct 3D drivers installed. More, this is what gears example showing using your parameter:
kernel: Init (2 parameters) vidmode: detected XF86VidMode 2.2 context: server: GLX 1.3 (NVIDIA Corporation) context: client: GLX 1.3 (NVIDIA Corporation) context: GL Context description : context: Frame buffer: double context: Frame bits : 8:8:8:0 context: Depth bits : 24 context: Stencil bits: 8 context: Accum bits : 16:16:16:16 context: Aux buffer : 0 context: Multisample : 0 buffer, 0 sample context: Stereo : no context: Offscreen : yes context: Version : OpenGL 1.4.1 NVIDIA 53.36 context: Renderer : GeForce2 MX/AGP context: Vendor : NVIDIA Corporation window : Window info : window : title : 'lt-gears' window : pos : 0,0 (creation hint: auto) window : size : 640x480 window : flags : none window : events : mouse keyboard window : mouse mode: absolute window : key repeat: yes font : Initializing FreeType library font : Initializing FreeType cache (1024 KB) font : Loading logical font at 0x400a7460 (face 0, 49224 bytes) font : Hard loading '/memory/0x400a7460,0xc048' font : nglFontTexCache: Init: trying to fit 128 glyphs kernel : Exit (code: 0) font : Releasing 1 installed font font : Releasing FreeType cache font : Releasing FreeType library By the way, what does Offscreen: yes mean? Sebastien told that there is no offscreen rendering on Linux at the moment. Or is it 'another' offscreen?
