Hi, I’ve responded to your issue via the GitHub page, but I’ll post my response
here for the records:
It looks like your compilation is missing the -lGLU -lGL library flags. You
should check mris_show/Makefile to make sure that GL_LIBS and GLU_LIBS have
been set:
grep -e GLU_LIBS -e GL_LIBS
Hi Dan -
On Tuesday 06 November 2007 12:30, Daniel Wakeman wrote:
We still do not seem able to get these
applications to work.
When you say you can't get them to work, what exactly do you mean? Do you get
any console error messages? Do you get nothing? Are the processes still
lurking about
Hi,
FreeSurfer rendering under VNC is very slow and sometimes not possible. You
may try UltraVNC (freeware - worked with me once) that has a better OpenGL
support.
I strongly recommend that you install a local copy of FreeSurfer and use it
to visualize the data.
Best Regards,
Pedro Paulo
Joe,
Does tkmedit work directly on the RH3 box? If so, then it is the windows
box that does not have the GLX extensions built into its OpenGL driver.
GLX allows running X windows apps (like tkmedit) to run using the OpenGL
calls locally on a machine (for performance). I don't have experience
Hi Joe,
You may want to try realvnc (www.realvnc.com). We have been trying their
enterprise edition and it works really well. The typical vnc server that's
installed does not support OpenGL. I do know that more recent editions of
realvnc do support the GLX extension.
Cheers,
Satra
: RE: [Freesurfer] OpenGL
Hi Joe,
You may want to try realvnc (www.realvnc.com). We have been trying their
enterprise edition and it works really well. The typical vnc server that's
installed does not support OpenGL. I do know that more recent editions of
realvnc do support the GLX extension