On Fri, 2006-12-08 at 22:01 +, Tyler wrote:
> > This sounds like hardware acceleration is turned off for Google Earth,
> > but you don't experience it as slow?
> >
> Not at all. Actually, I'm pretty sure it's faster than when I use XP
> with the latest intel drivers on the same machine. Plus
This sounds like hardware acceleration is turned off for Google Earth,
but you don't experience it as slow?
Not at all. Actually, I'm pretty sure it's faster than when I use XP
with the latest intel drivers on the same machine. Plus it doesn't
crash, so...
Anyway, first of all, make sure h
On Fri, 2006-12-08 at 04:06 +, Tyler wrote:
> Ok, it looks like I've sort of figured out my problem.
>
> I was using the "vesa" driver instead of the "i810" driver. So I changed
> that field in /etc/X11/xorg.conf, gave and updated the identifier
> appropriately(?). The modified lines in xo
Ok, it looks like I've sort of figured out my problem.
I was using the "vesa" driver instead of the "i810" driver. So I changed
that field in /etc/X11/xorg.conf, gave and updated the identifier
appropriately(?). The modified lines in xorg.conf are:
Section "Device"
Identifier
Hi,
I'm trying to use Google Earth. Every time I run it I get the following
message:
You are currently running Google Earth in 'OpenGL' with software
emulation. In this mode, Google Earth will work but it will run very
slowly. If you want to run Google Earth more quickly we suggest that you
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