Okay.. I'm confused. I have a dual boot with XP Pro and Ubuntu Dapper Drake (x86), Athlon 64 3700+, Radeon x700 Pro 256 MB AGP 8x, 1.5 GB RAM, yadda yadda..
Why is it that in Windows, my client averages 10 FPS, and in linux, it averages 30?
Jesus this linux client is fast. Now, only if it wasn't so damn buggy.
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Dari Revere
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06-07-2006 13:03
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Validus Bishop
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06-07-2006 13:08
Part of it is likely to be that the native Linux client doesn't have very many graphical features enabled. Aside from that, Linux rocks.... Windows sucks.
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Dari Revere
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06-07-2006 13:13
Well.. I pumped all the options avalible to maximum, and the performance didn't change. So..
My only problem with this client is that even with bandwidth at full, it's still taking eons for textures to load. |
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Zi Ree
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06-07-2006 13:48
Known bug.
Hover your mouse over the textures, or right click the object. Then they will load. _____________________
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ninjafoo Ng
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06-07-2006 16:54
Pan camera out, click build, select edit and draw a box around everything you want to rez up - watch bandwidth go through the roof
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Jim Bunderfeld
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06-07-2006 17:58
Pan camera out, click build, select edit and draw a box around everything you want to rez up - watch bandwidth go through the roof best way to rez a building your in  its getting very close to being complete |
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Introvert Petunia
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06-07-2006 19:13
My only problem with this client is that even with bandwidth at full, it's still taking eons for textures to load. It is nice to see SL not hamstrung by a couple decades of junk MS layers - unfortunately, the Linux client doesn't seem a big priority at LL. |
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Zi Ree
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06-08-2006 01:37
No, this is not a server side problem. It is related to the fact that the Linux client does not recognize the graphics card and CPU memory correctly and tries to load textures only when you need them to conserve memory.
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