64bit and pieces

[Jerry Daniels]

Luis,

You need to get something for that cough!

Best,

Jerry Daniels

Daniels & Mara, Inc.
Makers of GLX2
http://www.glx2.com

On Jan 8, 2009, at 5:32 PM, Luis wrote:

> Pants, check for updates doesn't work (it's the Enterprise version  
> and the dp version isn't showing up).
>
> <cough> Now all I need is GLX2 for Linux... <cough> :)
>
> Cheers,
>
> Luis.
>
>
> Luis wrote:
>> Well! I tried it again, from the Terminal, and lo'!
>> Composite window manager detected. Trying to use 32 bit windowing.
>> Will try and use Shared Memory extensions
>> XVideo extensions available? : No
>> Will use X-Freetype font rendering
>> Using Pango complex text layout
>> This is the 3.0.0-gm-3 version, and up popped the registration panel!
>> No fair! This wasn't working a few days ago! I'm on Ubuntu 8.04 LTS  
>> (and I had also tried in on 8.10...).
>> I can't recall the error message from the last time it didn't run,  
>> I think it mentioned invalid architecture. This is weird.
>> Still, I would rather have it 64 bit native!
>> I'm going to try it with PCBSD (pcbsd.org) with the Linux  
>> Compatible mudules. Not sure when, I'm still messing with this new  
>> box.
>> Cheers,
>> Luis.
>> Peter Alcibiades wrote:
>>> Yes, I am running Rev on Debian Lenny 64 bit, on AMD64, no  
>>> issues.  I do have
>>> the 32 bit libraries installed (ia32 in the Debian repositories,  
>>> probably
>>> the same in Ubuntu).  What does it say when run from a terminal,  
>>> when it
>>> fails?
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