Quote:
Xlib: extension "XFree86-DRI" missing on display ":0.0".
|
There's your problem, DRI (Direct Rendering Infrastructure) is not enabled. When you run
or the fglrx-equivalent, you should get a message telling you DRI is enabled and the name of the driver; the driver name should Not be Mesa-something if you're using (for example ATI's) fglrx drivers, or nvidia's official drivers; Mesa is an open source driver and probably doesn't get the best out of your card. Without DRI enabled with the correct drivers for your card you obviously can't get good fps, because no 3d accelaration is used that your card should. There are quite a lot of posts and threads here explaining how to install ATI or nVidia (or other?) drivers, how to get DRI working etc. so please use the search tool at the top of the page to discover them.