Not trying to push any particular brand, but. I had tremendous success getting the Nvidia OpenGL working under Linux and it was definitely hardware accelerated. All you need is the card, the Xfree86 binaries and the Nvidia drivers.
For this scenario, I would definitely cater to the dependencies of Nvidia's drivers. For example, I wouldn't use any kernel versions lower than the recommended. Dru Nelson San Mateo, California > > >Hi Cracks, > > > > > >When I switch Image->Options->Rendering Options->Rendering Mode to > > >Hardware, I get a message > > > > > >No default configuration 'mesa3.2' in init file > > > > > >in the message window. > > > > > >I have the feeling the display is slighlty quicker in Hardware mode, but > > >not as impressive as I was hoping for. > > > > > >Could anyone give me a hint on > > >- how to check that I am actually using hardware acceleration > > >- and/or how to read the message above: is it an error? > > > > > >Many thanks in advance, > > > > > >Hans > > > > > > > > >--------------------------------------------- > > >Hans Fangohr > > > > > >University of Southampton > > >Great Britain > > >[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > >----------------------------------------------
