624 Part IV . Running Applications To find (Web design software)
624 Part IV . Running Applications To find out whether DRI is working on your current video card, type the following: $ glxinfo | grep rendering direct rendering: Yes This example shows that direct rendering is enabled. If it were not supported, the output would say No instead of Yes. While DRI can be important, many games implement OpenGL rendering, which is a feature supported by both NVIDIA and ATI video cards. To enable rendering for cards that support it, add the following line to your /etc/X11/xorg.conf file: Load render Basic X Window Games The X Window System created a great opportunity for games in Linux/UNIX systems to become graphics-based rather than text-based, so that instead of having little character symbols representing robots and arrows, the games could actually show pictures of little robots and arrows. A lot of entertaining games run in X. Unless otherwise noted, all of the X games described in this section are free. Also, the GNOME and KDE environments that come with most desktop Linux distributions (described in Chapter 3) each have a set of games associated with it. GNOME Games GNOME games consist of some old card games and a bunch of games that look suspiciously like ones you would find on Windows systems. If you are afraid of losing your favorite desktop diversion (such as Solitaire, FreeCell, and Minesweeper) when you leave Windows, have no fear. You can find many of them under GNOME games. Table 23-1 lists the GNOME games available with most GNOME desktop systems from the panel menu, including Fedora Core 4. See the GNOME Games site (www.gnome.org/projects/gnome-games) for further details. Many KDE games (see Table 23-2) are available if you have a KDE desktop installed.
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