Andrew Caudwell
Andrew Caudwell
If done in a unix way it will possibly work on all 3 platforms.
Gource assumes your graphics card driver will create a OpenGL Compatibility context which is normally the default when its not specified. I'm guessing its created a different kind of context...
I've made a change so now it actually requests an OpenGL compatibility profile context, so will be interested to see what happens when you try it now. Also now if...
@HenraL it looks like it might not have built the change as I don't see an 'opengl version' message. Make sure the src/core sub module is up to date with...
@HenraL that's no good. Curious what opengl version you get if you comment out this line https://github.com/acaudwell/Core/blob/df513a31f531e869a0eb7a2a6174a0e93b8d2ffb/display.cpp#L254 in `src/core/display.cpp` and recompile it.
You could try updating your mesa opengl driver as there's quite a few releases since 24.0.9: https://www.mesa3d.org/news/ I'm not exactly sure what package it will be, you could try looking...
The instructions to compile and the dependencies are in the INSTALL file, though it looks like you got that to work. My best guess is still a bad OpenGL driver....
Thanks for the workflow. Will consider supporting an AppImage.
I still see libfuse-dev in the dependencies. I gather maybe its needed to build the appimage but would be good to check.