> On Squeak for Windows, we have a menu item (in the window menu)
> "VM preferences" and a submenu "Display and Sound" with three
> items. It is important to check "Use OpenGL (instead of D3D)"
> Hardware acceleration needs OpenGL; it will not work when you
> use D3D.

There is nothing like that Linux. I generally run it in framebuffer 
mode despite the fact that the framebuffer driver constrains me to 
640x480x8....=( 

Or with the TWM for X'doze. -- hardly any menus at all....

The OpenGL libraries, or at least _SOME_ 3D libraries are working and 
they work extremely well for "tuxracer". -- to within the limits of 
Linux's inexhaustable suckeyness.... 

The card isn't very impressive but then there isn't much that's fully 
supported by the flaming kernel. 

I am supprised that the work on this 3D stuff stopped years ago, I 
thought it was an active area of research.