I use btrfs for my root filesystem so I created a snapshot, booted into it and gave it a try with upgrading the wine and nvidia-packages to unstable (btrfs is awesome btw!).
Opengl in wine still worked fine for me with nvidia driver version 304.37-1 and wine version 1.4.1-2. So I cannot confirm the reported behavior. It is a problem however that libxvmc1 has not been converted to multiarch yet. @Klaus: >There is a note about the multiarch-stuff. But if I fulfil this and >activate multiarch, there will be installed many packages that I never >ever want to have on my system as it will break it (like >libnss-ldap:i386; I even do not have this package installed as native >amd64 package or many others like avahi stuff that I do never want on my >system). Beside that, I tried that but it has merely the same effect. >But now wine will fail to run completely. If you look at the dependencies of ia32-libs in unstable, you'll see that it is only a transitional package that depends on i386 packages. So if you installed that, multiarch is already enabled on your system. dpkg --print-foreign-architectures should state "i386" If you install wine, use the apt-get switch "--no-install-recommends" if you don't want things like libnss-ldap:i386. The important packages I have on my system regarding wine and nvidia are: wine libwine-alsa:i386 libwine-gl:i386 nvidia-glx libgl1-nvidia-glx:i386 nvidia-kernel-dkms xserver-xorg-video-nvidia Without libgl1-nvidia-glx:i386 you won't have opengl support in wine with the nvidia driver. Unfortunately there is a problem with libxvmc1, the packages are not converted to multiarch yet. I solved this by altering the packages myself and what can i say.. works fine for me. If you'd like further information on that feel free to contact me (auch gerne auf deutsch) ;) Regards, Stefan -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-bugs-dist-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org
