Daniel L. Pasco <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hello, all. I have been having trouble with 1) offscreen rendering
> and 2) the jd3.org overlay package under linux. My code works fine
> with these under Windows.
>
> Are there known issues with Linux? Any workarounds? I've been
> using the Blackd
Hello, all. I have been having trouble with 1) offscreen rendering and 2) the jd3.org overlay package under linux. My code works fine with these under Windows.
Are there known issues with Linux? Any workarounds? I've been using the Blackdown 1.3.1 beta for java3d and the Sun 1.4 jre.
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pplication. It's much the same as with Windows.
-- Peter
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> From: ZACZEK, MARIUSZ P. (MARIO) (JSC-DM) (NASA)
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> Sent: Montag, 17. März 2003 19:58
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> Subject: Re: [JAVA3D] [Linux] How to create CD bun
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ZACZEK, MARIUSZ P. (MARIO) (JSC-DM) (NASA) wrote:
| I would strongly recommend InstallAnywhere 5 Now
| http://www.zerog.com/downloads_05.html
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I'd agree here, not sure it's exactly what you are after, as one installer isn't
good for all O
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Thanks for your replay, Mario.
I will check it ;-)
I'm trying a "running application from CD" to get:
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inux?
I would strongly recommen
arch 17, 2003 11:53 AM
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Linux?
Hi,
I know how to build a Java/Java3D application bundled on CD for Windows
plataform:
I create a complete JRE enviroment in the CD, plus Java3D jars & dlls, my
application&#x
Hi,
I know how to build a Java/Java3D application bundled on CD for Windows
plataform:
I create a complete JRE enviroment in the CD, plus Java3D jars & dlls, my
application's jars and extra resource (images, vrml, obj, etc.).
A simple runme.bat in the root starts the my demo application using the
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On Wednesday 26 February 2003 12:52 pm, you wrote:
> I'm considering porting my existing java3D Visualization to linux. I
> see blackdown has a version up to 1.3 fcs. Has anyone tried this out
> and had success/issues? How does it compare to the sun
I've been using the blackdown stuff on debian linux and it's been
working just fine!
evo
Greg Gimler wrote:
I'm considering porting my existing java3D Visualization to linux. I
see blackdown has a version up to 1.3 fcs. Has anyone tried this out
and had success/issues? How does it compare to t
I'm considering porting my existing java3D Visualization to linux. I
see blackdown has a version up to 1.3 fcs. Has anyone tried this out
and had success/issues? How does it compare to the sun/windows version
of java3D? Thanks.
-Greg
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Dear all,
I found that Sony will released Linux for PlayStation2 kit around this
coming May. Does any one have a plan to port Java3D to this platform?
I don'tknow much about it. Could anybody suggest me how about the expected
performance on that platform?
Pramual S.
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Dear all,
As I stated that I installed a new copy of XFree86 4.2 and the Mesa3D 4.0.1
into my notebook, I "did not" do the following thing!
>
>#-- Java3d, stops Java3d exit from crashing X Shell.
>
>J3D_USE_SHARED_CONTEXT=FALSE
>export J3D_USE_SHARED_CONTEXT
>
>JMFHOME=/home/paul/Java/Jmf/jmf-2.
Java3d runs very nicely on Linux.
I highly reccomend it.
And Java3d runs in Mozilla on Linux ( and windows ).
Linux and the other Unixes were MADE for
software developers and it's a nice
environment, I use Sun's free Forte IDE.
Josh Richmond wrote:
> Some of my colleagues are using
hi flavin,
if you're such a wizard with this 3d stuff, why
haven't i seen one usefull post of you on this list.
why don't you help the newbies instead of writing
those lousy mails. many people on the list need help
(me included). in this way you really could change a
little bit. so please stoppin
Ehlo Justin
> For reference to those here, the Web3D consortium board have issued an
> ultimatum to Flavin to shut up and do something constructive or be
Maybe SUN should do the same. Nothing against Flavin in person but his
posts produce more flame wars than constructive discussions. And this g
Ah, the wonders of unfiltered email when travelling
For reference to those here, the Web3D consortium board have issued an
ultimatum to Flavin to shut up and do something constructive or be
banned from all their lists, not just some of them as he is now.
"P. Flavin" wrote:
> This is with
>
> I want see my worlds with Linux, running Mozilla,
>
Ah, and you can, and it works great.
Sun's VRML Loaders load VRML and it can be
animated in a browser, or run as a stand-alone
application ( outside of the browser ).
Here's a screen shot of the Nancy VRML
H-Anim Avatar running wit
On Sat, 2 Jun 2001, Leyland Needham wrote:
> I wonder if Blackdown could port Java2 and Java3D. That would
> definetly be interesting...
[...]
>
> Its mentioned that Sony may not be using Linux but a custom version
> of Unix, but AOL was able to port their Linux software to it.
I don't whether
I wonder if Blackdown could port Java2 and Java3D. That would definetly be
interesting...
The article at slashdot..
http://slashdot.org/articles/01/06/01/1239256.shtml
OberonX writes: "Blockman Trading has released the alpha version of Runix,
which is a working verion of Linux 2.4 k
thx for answering John,
> Where did you hear Linux is slower than WinNT? The big differences
> would be in the driver support. If either OS has a poor video driver
> then performance could be significantly slower. But fairly matched up
> I'd expect Linux to beat WinNT 99% of the time.
well, i
hi all,
yesterday i have installed Linux on a second partition for testing my Java3D
apps on peformance and bugs, which results in a big surprise for me:
1. performance:
got ~100.0fps on Linux (~80.0fps on Win2k) with my terrain-demo
2. bugs/differences
i noticed a big difference with the Keybo
What cards work in stereo with Java3D and any version of Linux?
Jack S. Gundrum
Visualization Group
Center for Academic Computing
Penn State University
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I dont know if you guys caught the press release a couple of days ago, but
Sony officially announced a port of Linux to their PlayStation 2. Currently
its only available to 1000 members of the linux community in Japan for $200.
Includes X11 and Mesa drivers. They say kits for overseas models are u
Hi
Some days ago I installed the new nvidia driver 0.9-769 for linux and
XFree86 4.02 . Since then X crashes about every 5th time I start a
Java3D application. In my previous configuration (nvidia 0.9-5 / XFree
4.01) I nearly never had any crashes.
Does anybody have similar experiences? I am not
> "Jeff" == Jeff Einhorn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Jeff> Anyone know when the linux version will be released?
It should be available within the next two weeks.
Juergen
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http://www.blackdown.org/java-linux.html
JVM'01: http://www
Check the www.blackdown.org and javalinux.org
you will get most of the information for then,
SAchin
On Wed, 14 Mar 2001 16:08:39 -0600 Jeff Einhorn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Anyone know when the linux version will be released?
>
> =
Anyone know when the linux version will be released?
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Francois Savard wrote:
> I've buy a Asus V7100 (GeForce2 MX) yesterday and I'm not able
> to get it work with Linux (XFree86 3.3.4?) not even with the standard
> XF86_SVGA server.
>
> Does anybody have succesfully make it work with Linux?
Yup, no problems. Are you using NVidia's XFree 4.0 driver
>Anybody have success (or other experience) with Java3D running on Linux
>with a video card that supports TV-out?? I am specifically trying to
>select hardware for a Linux project that requires a TV output signal of
>our rendered scene.
>I am currently considering the Asus V7700 which is a GeForc
Anybody have success (or other experience) with Java3D running on Linux
with a video card that supports TV-out?? I am specifically trying to
select hardware for a Linux project that requires a TV output signal of
our rendered scene.
I am currently considering the Asus V7700 which is a GeForce2 G
Folks,
We've run into an interesting clash with the BOFs. I know there's a lot
of interest here with J3D on Linux so I thought I'd crosspost a bit of
what is happening.
The details of the Linux BOF can be found at
http://www.linux3d.org/s2000bof.html
Basically their BOF is on at the same time
In an attempt to run HelloUniverse in the java3d demos dir I get this output.
Xfree86 4.0. Proper Glide version. Proper Mesa version. Proper Glut version.
(as far as I know. If you know appropriate versions please let me know.)
Normal GL programs work fine.
--John R.
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Hi,
what do you think is the best XServer & mesa configuration in Linux
to have
the best performance for a Java3D application using a Voodoo 3
Hi,
what do you think is the best XServer & mesa configuration in Linux to have
the best performance for a Java3D application using a Voodoo 3 3000 AGP?
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> Date: Wed, 22 Dec 1999 15:39:06 PST
> From: Carlos Proal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: [JAVA3D] Linux Installation
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> Hi all, im newbie in Java3D for Linux, i have installed the package but i
> saw that is required Mesa libraries; then i have i
Hi all, im newbie in Java3D for Linux, i have installed the package but i
saw that is required Mesa libraries; then i have installed Mesa but when i
run an application it saids
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError:
/usr/local/java/jdk1.2.2/jre/lib/i386/libJ3D.so: libMesaGL.s
Barry Walsh wrote:
Has anyone experienced poor performance under Linux??
I have a small scenegraph, (1 Shape3D with approx. 10,000 vertices)
and even
the MouseRotate, Translate and Zoom functionality is prohibitively
slow
(about 15 seconds to rotate -- and then the final position is
unpredictable
Roberto Speranza wrote:
>
> The poor performance is probably due to the fact that the linux version
> relies on Mesa which, as far as I know, is not hardware acceleerated. At
> SIGGRAPH 99, SGI was talking about an accelerated version of OpenGL they
> were developing for Linux but I don't know if
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Sent: November 25, 1999 10:38 AM
Subject: [JAVA3D] Linux and performance
> Has anyone experienced poor performance under Linux??
Has anyone experienced poor performance under Linux??
I have a small scenegraph, (1 Shape3D with approx. 10,000 vertices) and even
the MouseRotate, Translate and Zoom functionality is prohibitively slow
(about 15 seconds to rotate -- and then the final position is
unpredictable).
Is there anythi
Is anyone having success developing on RedHat 6 using the
Blackdown jdk's?
Devon
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