28 Aug
2013
28 Aug
'13
3:57 a.m.
Hi,
I'm maintaining Spore 1.0, and it works correctly in wine for over a year on Nvidia
video card with closed-source nvidia driver - but I do noticed with Intel cards with open
source drivers, the game is nearly not playable - missing texture and more problems.
Today comes in a new test result that mark the game as "Garbage", while the
description is exactly what happened on my laptop with Intel chip. What should I do about
this? To proceed with the test result and change the game to "Garbage" stage, or
reject with "Nvidia cards works fine"? I don't think either is fine, so I
come to the list for help.
Thanks!
Regards,
Felix Yan
28 Aug
28 Aug
4:06 a.m.
On Tue, Aug 27, 2013 at 8:57 PM, Felix Yan <felixonmars(a)gmail.com> wrote:
Hi,
I'm maintaining Spore 1.0, and it works correctly in wine for over a year on Nvidia
video card with closed-source nvidia driver - but I do noticed with Intel cards with open
source drivers, the game is nearly not playable - missing texture and more problems.
Today comes in a new test result that mark the game as "Garbage", while the
description is exactly what happened on my laptop with Intel chip. What should I do about
this? To proceed with the test result and change the game to "Garbage" stage, or
reject with "Nvidia cards works fine"? I don't think either is fine, so I
come to the list for help.
Thanks!
Regards,
Felix Yan
It's a valid report. Submitting more up to date results with Nvidia so
users know it works there would be helpful (as well as a note in the
HowTo section, for example).
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-Austin
12:40 p.m.
On Wed, 28 Aug 2013 11:57:26 +0800
Felix Yan <felixonmars(a)gmail.com> wrote:
I'm maintaining Spore 1.0, and it works correctly
in wine for over a year on Nvidia video card with closed-source nvidia driver - but I do
noticed with Intel cards with open source drivers, the game is nearly not playable -
missing texture and more problems.
Today comes in a new test result that mark the game as "Garbage", while the
description is exactly what happened on my laptop with Intel chip. What should I do about
this? To proceed with the test result and change the game to "Garbage" stage, or
reject with "Nvidia cards works fine"? I don't think either is fine, so I
come to the list for help.
Unless there's some other reason to reject the report (insufficient detail, internal
inconsistency, etc.), it's a valid report. The AppDB is for information, not
advertising, and we don't censor reports just because they give a low rating.
It's not clear from what you say, however, whether the report even mentioned what
graphics card and driver were used. If not, you could ask the user to add that information
and resubmit. Many maintainers of games require that information, and IMO, that's a
good practice for games entries.
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Rosanne DiMesio <dimesio(a)earthlink.net>
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