- #CONFIGURE SUPERTUXKART ON WINDOWS INSTALL#
- #CONFIGURE SUPERTUXKART ON WINDOWS DRIVERS#
- #CONFIGURE SUPERTUXKART ON WINDOWS FULL#
- #CONFIGURE SUPERTUXKART ON WINDOWS WINDOWS 10#
translation: Env var LANGUAGE = 'en_GB.UTF-8'. : Asset 14 will be loaded from '././data/po/'. : Asset 13 will be loaded from '././data/ttf/'. : Asset 12 will be loaded from '././data/././stk-assets/textures/'. : Asset 11 will be loaded from '././data/skins/'. : Asset 10 will be loaded from '././data/shaders/'. : Asset 9 will be loaded from '././data/././stk-assets/sfx/'.
: Asset 8 will be loaded from '././data/././stk-assets/tracks/'. : Asset 7 will be loaded from '././data/replay/'. : Asset 6 will be loaded from '././data/././stk-assets/music/'. : Asset 5 will be loaded from '././data/././stk-assets/models/'. : Asset 4 will be loaded from '././data/././stk-assets/library/'.
: Asset 3 will be loaded from '././data/gui/'. : Asset 2 will be loaded from '././data/grandprix/'. : Asset 1 will be loaded from '././data/gfx/'. : Asset 0 will be loaded from '././data/challenges/'. : User-defined grand prix will be stored in '/home/pi/.local/share/supertuxkart/grandprix/'. : Screenshots will be stored in '/home/pi/.local/share/supertuxkart/screenshots/'. : Addons files will be stored in '/home/pi/.local/share/supertuxkart/addons/'. : User directory is '/home/pi/.config/supertuxkart/0.8.2/'. : Data files will be fetched from: '././data/././stk-assets/' : Data files will be fetched from: '././data/' And I can make some fixes before the 0.9.3 release.įull screen at 1280x720, on my slightly overclocked Pi3, with Cornfield Crossing I'm getting FPS 19/30/52 (I guess that's min,current,max?) It would be nice if someone could test it, because currently I don't have access to any RPi device. To enable GLES renderer in STK, you have to compile it with: So if it will try to use GLES 3.0 (if no message about outdated/unsupported drivers), then something like this line should be added to graphical_restrictions.xml: AFAIK the Raspberry Pi GPU is only GLES 2.0. It's probably true for vc4 driver, but I have no idea what about the proprietary one.Īnd second thing is that I'm not sure if STK will automatically fallback to legacy device (OpenGL ES 2.0), or maybe it will try to use GLES 3.0. One thing that I'm not sure is if creating GLES context using EGL is enough to get hardware acceleration on RPi.
#CONFIGURE SUPERTUXKART ON WINDOWS DRIVERS#
The GLES renderer works also with mesa drivers on x86/圆4 linux. At least it works fine on Android devices with OpenGL ES renderer.
#CONFIGURE SUPERTUXKART ON WINDOWS FULL#
Below is a full example demonstrating the power of WSLg.I think that current git version (and upcoming 0.9.3 version) should work on Raspberry Pi. To launch gedit GUI editor as an example.
#CONFIGURE SUPERTUXKART ON WINDOWS INSTALL#
Once it’s update updating, you need to restart WSL or simply run wsl -shutdownĭepends on the distro you have installed you can try apps like sudo apt install gedit -y If you already have WSL2 installed all you need to do is wsl -update And because you want to run GUI apps, depends on the type of GUI application, you need supports from your GPU driver.
#CONFIGURE SUPERTUXKART ON WINDOWS WINDOWS 10#
You need Windows 10 Insider Preview to build 21362+ or higher to enable and try this out. Microsoft introduced WSLg (g, stands for graphic interface) where it enables you to run GUI Linux apps straight from WSL2. Now there are better and more native ways that you can run GUI apps with WSL2. I showed you some ways to enable WSL2 GUI with RDP last year. However, using Linux as a traditional desktop GUI out-of-the-box WSL2 experience does not allow you to have a GUI. If you are messing with the command line interface, most of the toolchains are now fully functional with WSL2. Running Linux apps in Windows has become a reality increasingly. Ever since WSL and subsequent major improvements with WSL2 in Windows 10.
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