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Subject: Re: latest current + latest ports + nvidia == no GL (pthread
	problem?)
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As several people were kind enough to point out, the KSE developers are
still conveniently ignoring the fact that third party drivers and
software use static LDT allocation, and therefore are incompatible with
KSE.

The following entries in /etc/libmap.conf solve the immediate problem
with making GL apps work again:

libpthread.so.1 libc_r.so.5
libpthread.so   libc_r.so

It's incredibly disappointing to me that after all this time this is
still an issue. Sitting in an ivory tower and proclaiming how the world
_ought_ to be isn't really a useful approach to software design.

Doug

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