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I'd rather not add another way to specify requirements if there is already is an obvious way to do it, even if it's bugged, unless we cannot think of any...
I'm not sure if there's a particular reason why it's being invoked as executable, but it's probably not hard to fix that. Another approach is to parse the requirements.txt file...
(I was proposing monkey-patching the `packaging.markers` module, not sys/platform)
X11GraphicsWindow already contains a `read_ico` function that reads an .ico file into an XCursor image; maybe we can leverage the same code to read icons?
What's the status of this PR? I think it would be better to use PHAVE_TEMPNAM etc. kind of macros to eliminate the use of these functions rather than stubbing them...
Setting `gl-version 3 2` will disable the fixed-function pipeline, including alpha testing. It is then expected that you use shaders to render your scenes. Panda3D will apply a default shader...
Okay, thanks. On Linux, with `gl-version 3 2` and a properly functioning driver, you should also expect to see the alpha channel ignored without special alpha blending or alpha testing...
@el-dee Can you upload the model with which you've produced this issue, or is this not a bug in Panda and can this be closed?
Just implemented automatic alpha test injection for profiles without FFP on shaderpipeline branch, so closing.
Basically, you want the graph to be left-aligned with a zoomable width rather than automatic "fit to width"?