Hello Michel !
Some time ago we tried to port the OGL-version of SG3d (ogl3d) to Linux
using Mesa and lesstif. Without reasonable results, though i think it
should be possible, but i am not really experienced. Markus N. tried it, i
think he also gave up (am i wrong, Markus ?).
But he found a company that sold a Motif/Linux-Version of OGL3D at
www.databridge.com. This site still exists, but is under construction
since one year. I think you could try to mail them.
I have not tried to port the new nviz stuff. If you want to try it, that
would be great.
Cheers, Michael
On Wed, 18 Aug 1999, Michel Wurtz - ENGEES/CEREG wrote:
I had the (urgent) need for a grass visualisation program like nviz.
I looked at baylor, uni-hannover, etc... found pretty screen dumps,
documentation, etc... but no executable program for linux, though it
is mentionned that a linux port should be released in 1999.Should I buy (or rent) a SGI box (which one ?) and compile the grass5.0
beta version in order to run nviz, or could I use metagl instead of
opengl on my intel linux box ?Does someone on the list have any experience about this ?
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