Unfortunately TNT2's don't support S3TC texture compression under Linux (It only works
in windows because directx emulates it)
So you're just gonna have to get a new video card which would have been a good idea
anyway because UT2K3 would run REALLY slow on a TNT2.
l8r,
KIRT
On Sun, 22 Sep
Where can i Get Winex 2.0 ?
http://www.transgaming.com/download.php
- Original Message -
From: Ronald J. Hall [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, May 03, 2002 7:40 AM
Subject: Re: [newbie] OT over reacting
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Personally I don't agree
I recently installed the newest version of mesa (4.0.2) (which was stupid
because it already worked fine i just had to tinker...) and all of a
sudden quake 3 won't work! Well actually it runs, just ral slow.
has anyone had a similar problem and if so, have they figured out how to
With mesa-4.0.2 you need to use kernel=2.4.18.6mdk
I am assuming you are using an ATI vid card.
oops... they should warn people about that. I'm currently using kernel 2.4.8
with a Nvidia TNT2.
*sigh* I guess this means that it's kernel upgrade time
Want to buy your Pack or
I have a small problem that hopefully will have a small answer...
I'm currently using fluxbox and i'd like to be able to use all those nifty
dockable apps that go into the slit and as far as i can tell, the way to do
that is to add a line into my .xinitrc file, but unfortunately mandrake sets
I tried Xtart but i got an error... i'm not really sure if i'm using it
correctly so i'll explain and you can tell me if i am.
So i booted up as usual, then when the graphical login showed up i switched
over to the first consolse and ran Xtart like it said to do when i logged in.
:)
But i
For some reason that is unknown to me my CD-ROM refuses to work in linux and
i know it isn't a hardware problem because it works fine in windows.
And i know it isn't that it isn't mounted or something like that because it
produces a whole slew of errors at boot time. I've struggled with this
First off i'm using Mandrake 8.1 Standard
KDE is pretty sluggish so i decided to change to a more light weight window
manager. So i downloaded and installed FVWM (on a side note, if someone
could recommend a better one that would be helpful.)
Anyway FVWM installed fine so i restarted X and
I downloaded the source and did the old ./configure make make install... And
since the option was available at the login manager i assumed it was all
hunky dory. Apparently not...
I checked and i actually don't have an .xinitrc. So is there a really
specific format or can i just use the
