Only as curiosity..
I see strange behaviour with graphics under Linux (well, I don't tested in other machine). Is graphics full implemented in Linux?
Screenshots attached.
Grapchis in Liinux
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Grapchis in Liinux
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Re: Grapchis in Liinux
GL,
I don't think you have given sufficient information. As far as I know, graphics should display in Linux the same as on other operating systems.
Kind regards,
Mark
I don't think you have given sufficient information. As far as I know, graphics should display in Linux the same as on other operating systems.
Kind regards,
Mark
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Re: Grapchis in Liinux
What version of rev? There were some problems with linux graphics in some earlier versions but they've been fixed.
Re: Grapchis in Liinux
Which window manager do you use? I see quite a lot of differences between gnome (mostly working as expected) versus KDE (with a few glitches I am still investigating).
Right now I have only used Linux on servers to run liveCode server stuff. I am currently in a situation where I will need to support desktop editions of Linux too for the first time. So I am rather green with anything Linux that does not involve the terminal
All the best,
Malte
Right now I have only used Linux on servers to run liveCode server stuff. I am currently in a situation where I will need to support desktop editions of Linux too for the first time. So I am rather green with anything Linux that does not involve the terminal
All the best,
Malte