12th August, 2004, 10:15 PM
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| OpenGL Ok so. I have been tinkering with Linux off and on for 4 years or so. But I have never managed to get OpenGL to work properly on SUSE 9.0 (32bit). I'm sure I have installed everything correctly, but no joy  I did manage to get it to recognise my card as what it is once, but since I did my upgrade, I cant get the drivers from nVidia to install. It smells of poo any ideas gents?  also would like to linux to dial up with modem when my windows boxes require it, but i cant work out how to do this, which is mildly annoying... but I'll ask about that in a seperate thread to save my poor wee brain from overheating
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13th August, 2004, 01:33 AM
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| See if you can follow the instructions I gave Daniel in this thread. If you can't, then I've written something down incorrectly...
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13th August, 2004, 01:15 PM
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| tar love. will try that when I get a spare day or so got quite a bit on this weekend with work and carnivals
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