You are currently running the Mesa Software Renderer for 3D which makes
playing games with 3D (like Tux Racer, Open Arena, etc) very slow.
I can not comment on your desktop experience but for 3D you will most likely
not be able to play any 3D games on Trisquel. Pure software based renderer
В 12:45 +0100 на 30.12.2013 (пн), holger.be...@gmail.com написа:
You are currently running the Mesa Software Renderer for 3D
Also the vendor string (VMWare Inc.) suggests that this is a virtual
machine, which means that your video card is emulated in
software. Running in a virtual machine
You are currently running the Mesa Software Renderer for 3D
Also the vendor string (VMWare Inc.) suggests that this is a virtual
machine, which means that your video card is emulated in
software.
VMWare also employs developers of the software rasterizer,
В 13:16 +0100 на 30.12.2013 (пн), Michał Masłowski написа:
Running LIBGL_ALWAYS_SOFTWARE=t glxinfo | grep OpenGL should output
the same vendor string on real hardware.
Good to know. Thanks!
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The vendor string itself does not indicate that he is running a VM and his
video card is emulated but that lvmpipe (= the software OpenGL implementation
of Mesa) is running.
See here:
http://www.mesa3d.org/llvmpipe.html
I do not remember the exact details but AFAIK VMWare provided some code
@spyfall: It might be useful if you post your system specs in order to nail
the your source of problem.
For lacking 3D support the issue is simple: All ATI/AMD based cards rely on
non-free ucode / BIOS files to enable 3D via radeon driver. This is not
supported by Trisquel.
I suspect you do not have 3D acceleration.
Could you post the output of
glxinfo | grep OpenGL
