You mean the patch does not workaround the issue and the output is still identical?
I see in your glxinfo output that you are still using Mesa 8. I would recommend to upgrade to Mesa 10 using the lts backports since this bug might already been fixed in newer driver versions. You can install a more recent xorg/mesa version using:
You mean the patch does not workaround the issue and the output is still identical?
I see in your glxinfo output that you are still using Mesa 8. I would recommend to upgrade to Mesa 10 using the lts backports since this bug might already been fixed in newer driver versions. You can install a more recent xorg/mesa version using:
sudo apt-get install --install- recommends linux-generic- lts-trusty xserver- xorg-lts- trusty libgl1- mesa-glx- lts-trusty
( see https:/ /wiki.ubuntu. com/Kernel/ LTSEnablementSt ack )
I am not sure whether the kernel upgrade is necessary, but it shouldn't have any disadvantages.
Michael