the only way would be to make sure libGL.so.1 cannot be loaded.
You could perhaps rename it so wine can't find it (and rename it
back when you need to run transcode, perhaps).
Moving the /usr/lib/libGL.so* files out of the way doesn't work
either. Perhaps it's loading the 32bit version from
Christian Pernegger skrev:
the only way would be to make sure libGL.so.1 cannot be loaded.
You could perhaps rename it so wine can't find it (and rename it
back when you need to run transcode, perhaps).
Moving the /usr/lib/libGL.so* files out of the way doesn't work
either. Perhaps it's
Package: wine
Version: 0.9.44-1
Severity: normal
I just installed wine and winecfg crashes immediately on startup. Terminal
output is as follows:
Invoking /usr/lib/wine/wine.bin winecfg.exe ...
glxcmds.c:343: CreateContext: Zusicherung »mode != ((void *)0)« nicht erfüllt.
wine: Assertion
I just installed wine and winecfg crashes immediately on startup. Terminal
output is as follows:
This would mean your OpenGL drivers are broken
No, they simply aren't there ... :-)
I don't have (AFAIK) or need OpenGL on that box, it's serving remote
sessions via VNC. Ok, my fault for
Christian Pernegger skrev:
I just installed wine and winecfg crashes immediately on startup. Terminal
output is as follows:
This would mean your OpenGL drivers are broken
No, they simply aren't there ... :-)
I don't have (AFAIK) or need OpenGL on that box, it's serving remote
sessions via
I don't have (AFAIK) or need OpenGL on that box, it's serving remote
sessions via VNC. Ok, my fault for installing the kitchen sink
package, but when I uninstall libwine-gl it doesn't work either.
Then you should also uninstall any libgl1 packages that may have gotten
installed
Christian Pernegger skrev:
I don't have (AFAIK) or need OpenGL on that box, it's serving remote
sessions via VNC. Ok, my fault for installing the kitchen sink
package, but when I uninstall libwine-gl it doesn't work either.
Then you should also uninstall any libgl1 packages that may have
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