It turns out I just needed to upgrade my intel graphics drivers, which
is described here
http://puredata.hurleur.com/sujet-9448-solved-crashes-server
Thanks for the hardware acceleration tip ;-)
On 9 September 2013 12:49, Charles Goyard wrote:
> Antonio Roberts wrote:
>> > So first, double check
Antonio Roberts wrote:
> > So first, double check you are using hardware acceleration. I thought I
> > was and I wasn't for months :).
>
> How can I check this on Ubuntu 13.04? I don't appear to have any
> proprietary drivers installed but does that mean it's not using
> hardware acceleration?
Ch
> So first, double check you are using hardware acceleration. I thought I
> was and I wasn't for months :).
How can I check this on Ubuntu 13.04? I don't appear to have any
proprietary drivers installed but does that mean it's not using
hardware acceleration?
On 9 September 2013 09:21, Charles Go
Hi,
I noticed that on my computer too a few months back. I had the same
problem with Audacity and Kicad (both wxwidgets apps).
For what I understand, this has been tracked down to a bug in the Intel
driver in conjunction with a Xorg bug when using unaccelerated graphics.
But I may be wrong.
So f
I recently got a Dell XPS 13 Developer edition running Ubuntu 13.04
(Intel Ivybridge Mobile driver) and have tried using pd-extended
0.43.4 64 on it. For the most part it runs fine. However, I've noticed
that in some situations, such as an old patch not being able to find
external abstractions, it