Testing GL3/GLES/Windows binaries

[Aqua1ung]

I tested the Linux binaries you posted, as well as the Windows exe (in Wine), and I am posting below three screen recordings. You will notice the following:

1. The native Linux binaries produce extreme (100%) CPU utilization, while the AURGAViewerEXE-on-Wine does not;
2. The cursor cannot be controlled with any of the native Linux binaries; the AURGAViewerEXE-on-Wine application, on the other hand, does allow mouse control;
3. All these applications suffer from the "disappearing mouse cursor" phenomenon: the cursor disappears (most of the time) when dragged over the AURGAViewer window.

GL3_binary.webm GLES_binary.webm Windows_binary_Wine.webm

[aurgatech]

Thanks for your feedback. For point 2 & 3 with the linux binaries. Please create a udev rule to allow the app to access mouse/keyboard events in userspace. $sudo nano /etc/udev/rules.d/99-input-permissions.rules

Paste the line in 99-input-permissions.rules KERNEL=="event*", SUBSYSTEM=="input", MODE="0666", GROUP="input"

Apply the rules: $sudo udevadm control --reload-rules && sudo udevadm trigger

[Aqua1ung]

No change whatsoever:

GL3.webm

GLES.webm

[ppc52776]

Same here, any update ?

[Aqua1ung]

Same here, any update ?

Wine does it for me just fine. I am guessing AURGA manufacturers won't bother with ClearLinux, so I'd suggest you try Wine. Works like a charm.