R4 on Linux - SUCCESS!
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R4 on Linux - SUCCESS!
by dandaman32 » Fri Jul 14, 2006 11:18 pm
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by rabidhamster » Sat Jul 15, 2006 4:52 pm
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by rabidhamster » Mon Jul 17, 2006 8:27 am
I don't have it here i'm afraid, and can't remember what I added, short of Video stuff, some UI tweaks, and an experimental flash player.
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by monkey » Thu Sep 21, 2006 1:15 pm
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by Matty360 » Fri May 25, 2007 10:07 pm
I got this working in Ubuntustudio a while ago, but have not yet managed to find a way of routing the sound to it (I have also yet to find a fully functional driver for my sound card).
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by dandaman32 » Mon Aug 27, 2007 9:19 pm
Ancient thread I know, but what the heck. 
Matty, I just had the same problem. You need to set only the OSS driver to be used in winecfg, then open up the GNOME mixer, change driver to OSS (File menu), then go to record tab and turn on record control for PCM. Funny how things in Linux work the same exact way as in Windows.
Edit: dude, what kinda video card do you have that lets you run R4 and Compiz/Beryl at the same time?
my (wimpy, pathetic little) Geforce FX5200 couldn't dream of doing that.
--Dan
Matty, I just had the same problem. You need to set only the OSS driver to be used in winecfg, then open up the GNOME mixer, change driver to OSS (File menu), then go to record tab and turn on record control for PCM. Funny how things in Linux work the same exact way as in Windows.
Edit: dude, what kinda video card do you have that lets you run R4 and Compiz/Beryl at the same time?
my (wimpy, pathetic little) Geforce FX5200 couldn't dream of doing that.
--Dan
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by SpOOnmAn » Tue Aug 28, 2007 9:02 am
hehe, now i´m really thinking of trying linux, atm i dont have any experience with it but we will see, i have a 20gig free partition on my raid...
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Re: R4 on Linux - SUCCESS!
by Ausmosis » Sun Mar 07, 2010 8:01 am
I know this thread is old but for what its worth I have R4 working in Ubuntu Karmic Koala with wine 1.1.39 and there were/are no issues what-so-ever. You can see it running here and you will notice I have compiz running as well:
http://users.on.net/~falcidi/screenshot ... hot-R4.png
NB: The frame rates are sensational.
I hope this post will help others in the Linux community try R4 as we are constantly hearing people wanting better visualisations other than libvisual and ProjectM. With R4 as an addition what more could you want?
http://users.on.net/~falcidi/screenshot ... hot-R4.png
NB: The frame rates are sensational.
I hope this post will help others in the Linux community try R4 as we are constantly hearing people wanting better visualisations other than libvisual and ProjectM. With R4 as an addition what more could you want?
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Re: R4 on Linux - SUCCESS!
by 2mp » Thu Apr 22, 2010 6:06 pm
Hi,
I am having trouble starting r4 1.23 on ubuntu 9.10 with wine. do you know of any other way to run r4 in linux?
I am having trouble starting r4 1.23 on ubuntu 9.10 with wine. do you know of any other way to run r4 in linux?
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Re: R4 on Linux - SUCCESS!
by rabidhamster » Thu Apr 22, 2010 6:16 pm
Hi,
Do you get any error messages?
Most likely R4 won't run becasuse you don't have the correct drivers for your Video Card. If you've got an Nvidia card you'll have to install the 'Restricted Drivers'.
Do 'glxgears' or other OpenGL apps work under your Ubuntu install?
Do you get any error messages?
Most likely R4 won't run becasuse you don't have the correct drivers for your Video Card. If you've got an Nvidia card you'll have to install the 'Restricted Drivers'.
Do 'glxgears' or other OpenGL apps work under your Ubuntu install?
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