Originally Posted by millan
No files in .toribash folder in home. could this be the problem?
Hmmmm. Look in your TB install location for stderr. It'll be somewhere, and it'll contain any errors that TB comes across including shader problems.
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Are you by any chance Overclocking your video card?
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It won't be a clocked card issue - in *nix clocked/cooked cards produce little areas of coloured dots around the screen. Tis pretty. XD
One thing I can think of would be if an accelerated desktop was being used. Compiz used to produce bizarre lighting issues with some oGL games, so there's a possibility it could be the cause - providing it's being used of course.
One thing I can think of would be if an accelerated desktop was being used. Compiz used to produce bizarre lighting issues with some oGL games, so there's a possibility it could be the cause - providing it's being used of course.
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Originally Posted by skulfuk
Hmmmm. Look in your TB install location for stderr. It'll be somewhere, and it'll contain any errors that TB comes across including shader problems.
No stderr ANYWHERE! (listed my home, and didn't found it, so it is not here)
Originally Posted by Cindermomo
Are you by any chance Overclocking your video card?
Nope.
Originally Posted by skulfuk
It won't be a clocked card issue - in *nix clocked/cooked cards produce little areas of coloured dots around the screen. Tis pretty. XD
One thing I can think of would be if an accelerated desktop was being used. Compiz used to produce bizarre lighting issues with some oGL games, so there's a possibility it could be the cause - providing it's being used of course.
No. Standard KDE.
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