Doug Moen

Why can't Curv use OpenGL on my system? I looked around to see if other open source OpenGL projects are running into similar issues. OpenSCAD has a snappy package, but...

I downloaded blender from the Snap store, and it works on my machine. So it is possible for snap packages to work on my machine. One problem. When I installed...

Snappy won't work for all users. Here are the problems I see: * It's not open source. The snappy client software is open source, but the server is proprietary and...

The new version you uploaded to beta channel has the same problem as before: OpenGL doesn't work. Since blender works, why not look at how blender does their snap build....

Here's the contents of /snap/blender/33/meta/snap.yaml on my system: ``` name: blender version: '2.80' summary: Blender is the free and open source 3D creation suite. description: "Blender is the free and...

I'm looking for more snaps that both use OpenGL, and work correctly. No luck so far. My theory is that snappy's model of how to perform OpenGL confinement is buggy,...

All of my previous testing was using Intel integrated graphics. I just switched to my nVidia GTX 1050, and now it works. Maybe it's a problem specific to the Intel...

I understand the attraction of making Curv available in a popular Linux app store: ease of installation, automatic updates, centralized management of your installed apps. My main issue with the...

You can try the Snap store version of Curv created by Ivo. There are a couple of reasons why you might not want this. You might not want to install...

Thanks for the tip about using CUDA inside of docker. I may need to use that at some point.