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Can I have a version compiled for Linux, please. The one for Win32 refused to work with WiNE.

strubi wrote:Linux version is available on request.

*requesting*

Operating system: Gentoo Linux (Kernel 2.4.20)
Graphics card: GeForce2 GTS (64 MB, AGP 4x)
Driver/OpenGL version: nVidia 4363
Functionality: Blender works perfectly (2.23, 2.25, 2.26, 2.27 CVS)

adrian wrote: I get the error message can't find "libvorbisfile.so.0.",

A quick "fix" would be making a link from /usr/lib/libvorbisfile.so.3 to /usr/local/lib/libvorbisfile.so.0 and running "ldconfig".

At least it works for me.

also, when using the new XFree 4.3 there are some very hefty artifacts with the new tranparent cursors :( which i really too bad cuz the cursors look very slick. Blender is the only app. ive seen this bug with This is because the transparent cursors can't be hardware accelerated, either because you...

That looks quite amazing. And it's supposed to be incredibly fast as well.

The other problem is the 3d window. There is no side view. I think. There's only 2 views and one of them is top. Front looks like side, in which case you don't get a front. Which ever. It's showing F in the view seletor.
Not quite ready for prime time.

This is already fixed in CVS.

The Shift-S snap function seems rather strange when you try it for the first time, but it's actually very good when you get to know it. The only thing I miss is the ability to position the 3D cursor at an exact point in space. Kind of like the N-key but applying to the cursor instead of an object. T...

Toolbars can be drag-scrolled with the middle mouse button, just like any other view.

The blender source in the download section is broken and will not compile. If you want blender code that _might_ compile, check it out from the CVS.

I think it looks good. It might make it easier to see what's connected to what.

Yes, cool isn't it?

It's so obvious... they should have noticed it before they released 2.25.

How is this release related to the "official" Blender in CVS?