As
I wrote last time, my new linux installation doesn't work perfectly, and basically is not usable at all if you want to do work using 3D graphics. However, I simply took advantage of this situation and tried if
Irrlicht would work with this at all. And it did:
The software renderer was actually a little bit faster than with the OpenGL driver, wich ran but pretty slow of course. But ok, to be able to really work on the PC, I've got to install the ATI drivers. Or I could write an Linux irrKlang port first. Hm, let's see.
maybe you might want to use gentoo (www.gentoo.org) it's very very (and very again :D) hard to install but if you once got it, you can install nvidia-drivers for example just with one comment:
emerge nvidia-drivers
^^
gentoo is very nice cause you compile every package with your own cpu :) no binary-fuck :D^^