install on
> using partitions set up by Debian installer.
>
> An alternative installation modus for Flightgear is in order, however.
> There
> is no need for that data to fill up /usr or to install in one go and run
> out of
> /var space. Whole business might be better on a DVD
This has a huge amount of data, 1.5 gig. It is not possible to install on
using partitions set up by Debian installer.
An alternative installation modus for Flightgear is in order, however. There
is no need for that data to fill up /usr or to install in one go and run out of
/var space. Whole
On Sun, 19 Jul 2009 12:43:41 -0400, Nicolas wrote in message
<808354800907190943ic2f7c59g389bedc9eb3f1...@mail.gmail.com>:
> Sorry about calling you clueless, btw, I mistakenly thought your post
> was from the same person who linked to the propaganda bullshit site
..you refer to http://grokdoc.n
to rag on MS...
..I gave a simple pointer to help answer a seemingly simple
question that both is and is not quite that simple, to try
help FlightGear developers from wasting time and effort
"on Microsoft compiler etc issues", that I have learned,
Microsoft does not want fixed.
..u
Ones defaulted are not convenient. All for controlling the flight and the view
should be single keystrokes on one hand, leaving the other free for the mouse
(stick).
Shifted, alted, etc., should only be for switch things.
Is there a way I can set up my own?
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Flightgear is a great, though resource hawging, flight simulator.
Terraync will enable it to download scenery as you fly.
Map will convert this scenery to maps and Atlas will show you where your are
(note that their site is quite specifitic--these maps are for entertainment
purposes only and it
There seems to be problem with the scenery. Nothing but the startup default
and the tutorial works. Used to be nice on Martha's Vinyard :-)
Was also a problem with the keyboard an erratic screen flashes and a KDE crash
on X restart but that restart might have been necessary. After the restart,
On Monday 19 April 2004 15:48, James Vahn wrote:
Hi,
> it no longer worked. Everything else is fine, glxgears included. I've no
> solution, but would wager that nobody can run Flightgear on a Sarge/Sid
> box at the moment.
I would expect to see some bug reports against xlibmesa-g
On Thursday 15 April 2004 15:30, James Vahn wrote:
Hi,
> Having the same trouble here with Flightgear too, just last week it
> began running at 1 FPS. I strongly suspect "xlibmesa-gl" but that's
> just a guess. I've been running Sarge all along, the problem seems
&g
can see, this is a simple
benchmark for raw OpenGL performance. Nethertheless torcs
or flightgear don't perform.
Cheers, Thomas
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On Thu, Apr 15, 2004 at 11:38:26AM -0400, Chris Metzler wrote:
> I dunno, but I've been wondering too. Ever since I upgraded from
> X 4.2 to 4.3, my OpenGL performance has gone into the toilet.
Same here, and also with a Matrox G550.
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Rage 128 graphic chip, dri is working. glxgears shows
> about 500 fps which is in the same range as before the upgrade. Tuxracer
> and SearchAndRescue are working fine but flightgear and torcs show a
> slow-motion effect. I checked out that sdl-libs are installed (there are
>
> however
Gebhardt Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Any idea about what might have gone wrong?
Nothing. But you try rendering a few dozen square miles of terrain,
including weather, ground textures, the sky, etc., and keep a smooth
picture. That requires *far* more processing than the glxgears "Hello
pgrade. Tuxracer and
SearchAndRescue are working fine but flightgear and torcs show a
slow-motion effect. I checked out that sdl-libs are installed (there are
however so many sdl related packages in debian that I might have missed
something)
Any idea about what might have gone wrong?
Thanks,
On Sat, Apr 13, 2002 at 08:39:20PM +0100, Tom Playford wrote:
> Well your lucky to get it get it installed!
It's installable in testing, but not in unstable.
> apt-get install flightgear
>
> Sorry, but the following packages have unmet dependencies:
> flightgear: Depends:
Well your lucky to get it get it installed!
apt-get install flightgear
Sorry, but the following packages have unmet dependencies:
flightgear: Depends: libmetakit but it is not installable
E: Sorry, broken packages
What fun :) I guess it'll work tomorrow.
On Sat, 2002-04-13 at 18:58, Ke
Debian sid
Nvidia GeForce2 GTS - OpenGL working fine in all other games.
apt-get installed flighgear
It starts at about 89 fps then when moving drops to 2 fps (unplayble).
Just wondered if other had this problem and have a fix.
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Hi,
I am trying to install flightgear 0.7.6 (the current version on stable) on
my potato box (debian-2.2r2, kernel 2.2.19). I was trying to compile it as
in "apt-get -b source flightgear" with my deb-src line in /etc/apt/sources.list
pointing to unstable . But this does not work. If a
Hi!
I'm trying to run flightgear with an USB Sidewinder on debian sid. I
installed the joystick package and provided the relevant drivers in a
custom kernel 2.4.4. First I ran jstest which seemed to react
properly, although showing for the first two axis in a range of 2^10
rathern than that
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