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Rapporter et oversættelsesproblem
If you look for threads about OpenGL and direct rendering there are a number of suggestions for getting things to work.
http://steamcommunity.com/app/221410/discussions/0/828937546125872937/
In short: you might not be member of the "video" group, thus preventing userlevel write access to your video hardware.
I am using nvidia driver, installed using "Jockey" (Additional Drivers, in applications menu)
I am in video group.
Next, please check, if you installed the 32bit libraries of Mesa -> Mesa-libGL1-32bit, libva-glx1-32bit, libxcb-glx0-32bit etc. pp.
If the 32bit libraries are installed, try downloading the proprietary NVIDIA Drivers and install these. In the installation process, you will be asked whether you would like to install 32bit compatibility packages. Select "YES"
Maybe this could have helped... Good luck!
As for my nvidia driver - I might reinstall it, though it will take me some time - doesn't installation from Jockey (standard tool in ubuntu to install proprietary drivers) install everything correctly (including 32bit versions?).
Anyway - will reinstall nvidia drivers based on what is available on nvidia site, and report back.