On 08/08/2011 06:54 PM, Robert Kaiser wrote: > NoOp schrieb: >> Thanks. I suspect that is the issue (linux). Same problem on a 2 year >> old laptop w/Intel Mobile GM45... I'll run out and buy a new laptop >> tomorrow so I can experience all the wonders of WebGL :-) > > As I said in my post, under Linux the card may not the problem, > Mozilla's support for hardware acceleration under Linux might very well > be, coupled with the fact that almost all Linux graphics drivers suck at > advanced and crash-free 3D support (and nVidia binary ones are among the > best, unfortunately - even though the open source Intel drivers are > getting better and better). > We just do not have hardware acceleration support for Linux turned on > anywhere yet, for no driver and no Mozilla software available right now. > > WebGL starting with I think SeaMonkey 2.3 might get turned on on a broad > range of drivers, including Intel GM45 ones, but without hw accel it's > pretty slow (tested on both my Intel GM45 laptop and my Intel > SandyBridge/i7 desktop). It will take our graphics people some time to > get it functional well enough so they can turn it on - but believe it or > not, Android is the force driving them to get it supported well. > > Robert Kaiser > >
Just booted to Win7 & the link works on the same GM45 laptop w/SM 2.3b3. So it does appear to be a linux issue. _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
