Yep, you were right, it's definitely mesa 9.1 problem. Working almost fine now. I will probably just download mesa from freedesktop and compile it...
O Ok, I will just install everything from xorg-edgers, test it and then remove it all with ppa-purge.
Any other ppa's available? Last time I added xorg-edgers ppa it resulted in constant crashes and drivers stopping to work every week or two because...
~$ glxinfo | grep "OpenGL version" OpenGL version string: 3.0 Mesa 9.1.4
Still now working for me =( I still have that screen on the 1/16 of the window. Resizing or maximizing window doesn't affects it. Any idea what else...
Strange, it's running ok in that configuration. Try restarting the game few times and if that won't help check CoherentUI log.
I tried because it wasn't running on intel one :D
Attached lshw results. This time I was running that on intel card. Running debugger on nvidia card with "optirun -b primus" gives me cyan screen....
Ok, I tried few ways of running the game now, will post a short summary. Game itself: without optirun: ok with optirun -b primus: ok with optirun -b...
Any advice what to do with this debugger problem?
It may be. But for me it was ok before latest build (54631). I had missing/wrong icons and wrong cursor, but it only appeared after I restarted the...
Hasn't managed to get debugger to work even on old version. Got cyan screen and GLX_EXT_swap_control error.
I just symlinked libstdc++.so.6 to the PA folder. Forgot to mention, it's ubuntu 13.04 on my machine, so it is possible to fix GLIBCXX issue like...
Steam version is working flawlessly, at least for me. If you want to try it, open PA properties in steam, press "set launch options" and write...
I had terrible system freezes in almost every game, until I made some steps that helped me. I feel I have to share this solution in case someone has...
So can we expected that to be fixed someday? ;)
So, do we have any way of fixing that issue in compiz? Also, has anyone tried running PA in separate xsession?
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