Thanks for the quick reply. As I said, I still recommend the program---because it works and its capabilities are otherwise unavailable. As for the install, I did have to change tar to gtar on my standard OpenSolaris installation, for reasons I don't know.
Also, do you have a script to do a completely clean uninstall? I tried to uninstall the menus, which left one item left. I manually deleted this in gnome, and now I can't reinstall the menus. I'd like to pull everything out completely, and just start over. A quick question on flash player: can you get the beta 10.1b3 release working? The reason that I ask is about GPU acceleration. There is much better GPU acceleration in the Windows version that doesn't appear in Linux (at least) because the video acceleration isn't standard (there's a bunch of posts on that at Adobe Labs). I don't know enough of the details to understand how Bordeaux/Wine talks to the GPU in OpenSolaris, but if you could get the Windows flash player with full GPU acceleration to give you the same (or similar) performance on OpenSolaris, that would be a stunning technical achievement. FlashPlayer 10 is (thankfully) working properly on OpenSolaris, but its GPU acceleration is limited, and video performance is certainly less than that on Windows (when I reboot and use FlashPlayer 10.1beta. I'm not sure if Adobe plans to spend much time on full GPU acceleration on OpenSolaris, since I think their perception is that the market is small, so if we could use Bordeaux to circumvent this with Windows versions (as opposed to using VirtualBox or something else, which isn't that fast), that would be spectacular! -- This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list opensolaris-discuss@opensolaris.org
