Bug#406335: Bug on slviewer
Hi,
On Thursday 06 March 2008 15:57, Robin Cornelius wrote:
> Marcos Marado wrote:
> > Hi there,
> >
> > I just noticed (duh) that the squares for the avatars name tags appear,
> > but with no names there...
>
> Hmm, i don't see that on my AMD64 or i386 builds, but they are both on
> Debian unstable, think its related to below though...
That's what I needed to know, I guess that this is still because I'm not using
the same mesa package versions as you...
> > BTW, since I've upgraded xlibmesa-gl to 1:7.2-5 I stop'd seeing the bug I
> > reported previously... Yet, it was way too common without the upgrade.
> > Maybe you should make xlibmesa-gl >= 7.2 in the dependencies?
>
> Interesting, i have been trying to keep the build etch compatible but it
> looks like it starting to break now.
Well, it _is_ broken in etch, so I was trying to check which package was
making it happen (and thus I upgraded xlibmesa-gl to lenny's version).
> Etch is getting a bit old and testing is due? to freeze in the near future
> so as soon as it freezes i will start to build against (frozen) testing.
Since it will never enter in etch anyway, I don't see anything wrong in trying
to make it work in lenny only. Yet, you should add the xlibmesa-gl >= 7.2
dependency (at least).
> Looking at your version numbers it seems you are running etch and have
> upgraded (at least some packages) to testing?
Yes, I upgraded some to try to fix the previous issue.
> I would guess there is
> another minimum dependency somewhere and its hard to guess where as
> there are too many layers of SDL,GTK and GL all together. I'm going to
> have to ask people to report back what they are installing on.
I'll upgrade the mesa related packages one by one to the ones on testing, and
see if any fixes the issue (and if so, which one). If any of them solves...
Do you think it is because a version bump to unstable is needed? Or do you
think it might be a dependency to something else besides mesa?
> Any other system information?
What do you want?
> is this i386 or AMD64.
i386
> What locale are you
> running? could be an interesting locale side effect.
[~]>locale
LANG=C
LANGUAGE=us
LC_CTYPE="C"
LC_NUMERIC="C"
LC_TIME="C"
LC_COLLATE="C"
LC_MONETARY="C"
LC_MESSAGES="C"
LC_PAPER="C"
LC_NAME="C"
LC_ADDRESS="C"
LC_TELEPHONE="C"
LC_MEASUREMENT="C"
LC_IDENTIFICATION="C"
LC_ALL=
> I'll try running in a etch chroot and see if i can trigger the issues
> myself
OK... As soon as I have tested the other packages I'll let you know the
results...
Best regards,
--
Marcos Marado
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