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<fre...@gb...> - 2007-12-22 10:55:59
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On samedi 22 d=E9cembre 2007, Bruce Sherwood wrote: > This isn't a familiar-sounding problem. What version of VPython is this? > Did you build it from a tarball or obtain it from an existing Debian > package? When you say "the display hide() method", do you mean > scene.visible =3D False, or something else? > > VPython is known to work on a variety of Linux platforms, so it isn't > something as simple as "it doesn't work on Linux". Ok, I made some more tests. My wife as the same computer, same debian lenny= =20 up-to-date, but a different graphics card. Mine is a ATI Radeon M9 (r200)=20 (working with free radeon driver), hers is a NVidia, with NVidia drivers. Here are the results: =2D vpython works fine on her computer =2D vpython works fine if I connect to my computer from hers (using ssh -X) =2D vpython works fine if I connect to her computer from mine (using ssh -X) =2D vpython crashes if I launch it from my computer So, there is something related to my video card driver, but I don't know=20 what. I would have understood if vpython always crashed when I *display*=20 it on *my* computer (directly running it on my computer, or running it on=20 my wife's one, throught ssh -X), as OpenGL stuff used is the one where the= =20 display occurs... But here, it is a little different. Does someone has an idea? How can I make further tests to find the problem? Thanks, =2D-=20 Fr=E9d=E9ric http://www.gbiloba.org |