Turn off Hardware accelleration

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  1. swashplate

    swashplate

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    Hello

    I am running 'Mathcad 2001i' on my Aspire One under the latest version of Wine. Normally, this program runs OK. However, when I try to run a '3D Surface plot' the machine crashes. On my old Windows laptop, the solution to this was to 'turn off hardware accelleration'. Does anyone know how to do this in Linux?

    I am using Linux Linpus Lite V1.0.15.E, 1.5Gb RAM. The video card is an Intel 945GME.

    Thanks for any suggestions!
     
    swashplate, Mar 25, 2009
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