With Windows 7, by a remote desktop, I launch an application using tulip.
On a windows remote desktop, opengl is version 1.1 (http://www.opengl.org/discussion_boards/showthread.php/164372-Remote-Desktop).
In some places in the code, glMultiDrawArrays is used, but available since opengl 1.4 only. Thus in result, I obtain a segmentation fault.
It seems missing a check concerning that, and:
1. informing the user that his opengl is too old for performant rendering
2. rendering is limited:
a. by changing all glMultiDrawArrays by glDrawArrays or
b. by doing no draw
But this problem is available for all computers having opengl driver to 1.1.
This bug is fixed since Tulip 4.4.