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First, I hope I've directed this question to the correct mailing list: I'm not sure if it's pertinent to this list or to the cygwin list. I frequently use cygwin-xfree to log onto external host machines, usually Solaris or SGI-based. This environment worked quite well for me until recently, when I updated my Cygwin installation. Ever since then, it appears, that none of the openGL applications running on the host machine have been able to access openGL in the cygwin-xfree server. For example, here is the error message I get from an application based on TCL/TK scripting, which interfaces with openGL using the togl package: Togl: couldn't get visual while executing "togl $dw -width $wwidth -height $wheight -rgba true -double true -depth true -ident Box2 -overlay true" Apparently, the TCL/TK application can't locate the openGL facility, anywhere. Another application, the CFD visualization software FIELDVIEW, does not work when openGL graphics are specified specified, but works fine when X-based graphics are specified. Has anyone experienced anything like this recently, and/or can they assist in finding this problem? I've attached the cygcheck output, and I've tried re-installing the openGL libary, with no success. I'm contemplating simply reinstalling all of cygwin-xfree, if worse comes to worse. Thanx in advance for any help. The cygcheck output is attached. Gene
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