problem on debian stretch

[diigitae]

hello i have any problem (i have send you the bug kjetil) radium don't work,5.3.3 don't boot and 5.9.22 boot but give me a bug and i can't use it .
i have reinstall open gl qt5 tk and glib2 it doesnt change anything


ps:i'm suscriber so it's not a own compilation but yours kjetil

[kjetil]

Hi,

Yes, I got the crash reports. Do you know when this problem started? What is the last version of Radium that works?

From the backtrace it seems like it's crashing inside opengl. Can you post the output of

glxgears -info

?
(put the text inside quotes, i.e. the fourth button from the left above)

[diigitae]

i have reinstall my OS so I'll try tomorrow don't know when it was made since i have not reinstall radium for a while maybe can it's cause my nvidia graphic card(don't know maybe)

[diigitae]

Xlib: extension "GLX" missing on display ":0".
Error: couldn't get an RGB, Double-buffered visual

your command say this

[diigitae]

the problem is solved by installing a more recent nvidia driver and so others nvidia glx,it work thank's to your advices

[diigitae]

i have test radium and it was crashing but i have blacklist nouveau (arggh) and it seem to be working well

[kjetil]

Great to hear your problem was fixed.

So Radium crashed even before it got the chance to give a warning about the Nouveau driver? It's hard to know whether to give warning about the Nouveau opengl driver crashing when you don't know which driver is running yet because the opengl driver crashed when probing it.

Maybe a warning can be added to the "run_radium.sh" script somehow...

[diigitae]

hello it's always me ,
i have remade my subscription to your software it works but it made appear a prompt that says that mesa open gl is used
and the window of the software is little on my screen (enough to work and you're right i can resize the window but each time make this is boring )

ju//datetck

[kjetil]

Hi! Is this the message you see?

Warning!
MESA OpenGL driver detected.
MESA OpenGL driver renders graphics in software, which is likely to be significantly slower than to render in hardware.
In addition, the graphics tends to not look as good."

If your driver is up to date, you shouldn't see this message, but the logic to detect whether it's updated is fragile.

Can you post the "OpenGL" lines from the about window under Help -> About?
Like this:

OpenGL vendor: "Intel Open Source Technology Center"
OpenGL renderer: "Mesa DRI Intel(R) Ivybridge Mobile "
OpenGL version: "3.0 Mesa 10.3.3"
OpenGL flags: 107f

(my laptop)

[diigitae]

yes this is this message

OpenGL version: "3.1 Mesa 18.2.8"
OpenGL flags: 307f
Qt version: "5.12.2: x86_64-little_endian-lp64"
C/C++ compiler version: 8.3.0
S7 version: 8.6 / 8-Jul-19