[3ddesktop-dev] Re: very slow (hang) performance in nvidia 1.0-9746

Hi, Jeff.

i think you are novice, i recomend you to join to UBUNTU and install the
software automatix this software install the driver nvidia correctly and
beryl .

in case to keep you distro please need to you send me the characteristics of
you distro ,model of video card ,etc.
*sorry for my english
any question please letvme know

2007/5/29, Jeff Buck <jeffb@xxxxxxxx>:


So Brad, have you stopped working on 3ddesktop and just joined either
compiz or beryl yet?

They could probably really use you.  They're flashy, but their stability
has never come close to matching 3ddesktop in my experience... I'm
trying Beryl again this week, and it works pretty well... for a few
minutes at least ;).. Then it randomly crashes, often times when I'm not
doing anything at all..

I know that with full 3d environments coming out now, 3ddesktop is
likely to see a lot less use, so I'd like to take this opportunity to
say thank you for such incredible software.  You were making people go
oooh and ahhhh for years before compiz, beryl, and vista came along, and
I must say that without the eye candy, I don't think my job would have
been nearly as tolerable these last few years.


On Tue, 2007-05-29 at 08:19 -1200, wangolio wrote:
> hi, Rick Reynolds
>
> you problen is a conflict to the driver nvidia new up to date.
>
> sorry i´m late .
>
>
> 2007/1/31, Rick Reynolds <rick@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
>         I've had this problem before, but I forget what I did to solve
>         it and I
>         can't seem to google-up a solution.
>
>         I'm running nvidia driver 1.0-9746 on a decently up-to-date
>         Debian Etch
>         laptop.  I've run 3ddesk before with good results.  But some
>         changes via
>         various upgrades caused the glx setup to goof up on me and I
>         had stopped
>         using 3ddesk.  I'm trying to solve that problem now.
>
>         I've run glxinfo and verified that 3d direct is on.  glxgears
>         runs fine
>         and smooth.  But when I attempt a 3d switch via 3ddesk, the
>         whole system
>         basically hangs.  I can see that it has acquired the graphics
>         and is
>         attempting the animation (I'm using the cube effect).  But it
>         is so slow
>         that it effectively hangs the machine and I have to kill X and
>         restart.
>
>         How can I troubleshoot this?
>
>         Thanks,
>         Rick Reynolds
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>
>
>
>
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