Open drzraf opened 5 years ago
There's no OpenGL installed in the CentOS 5 environment where the Qt has been built. There might be some old Mesa implementation available for the CentOS 5. After that a full rebuild of Qt is required. Anyway, enabling OpenGL support requires a lot of testing and tinkering to confirm that it is possible and does not break anything. Adding new dependencies is risky because these packages have to compatible with any GNU/Linux system out there.
It says that mesa
6.5.1
supports CentOS 5 but it is "too old to work with the new OpenGL backend", whatever that means.
@skvark You could do another binaries let say opencv-python-gl
and test it with other users and see how it goes, without break the old ones.
Expected behaviour
I should be able to create OpenGL-enabled window.
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