comparing that with what I posted, I see that I passed the following additional arguments:
:1 -- which screen to run on
-ac -- disable access control restrictions
-nolisten tcp -- don't serve remote windows?
and
"-accel xv:fbo" rather than "-accel xv:pbuffer"
which doesn't seem like a very likely candidate. I could try to force it to use the same command, but I'm beginning to suspect that either this has to do with the explicit specification of :1 in the old version or that the "exec $@" at the end of Xgl-session doesn't end up doing the same thing. Will diagnose further.
OK, with the stock Xgl-session, my ~/.xsession-errors says:
Starting Xgl with options: -accel xv:pbuffer -accel glx:pbuffer -nolisten tcp -fullscreen -br +xinerama
comparing that with what I posted, I see that I passed the following additional arguments:
:1 -- which screen to run on
-ac -- disable access control restrictions
-nolisten tcp -- don't serve remote windows?
and
"-accel xv:fbo" rather than "-accel xv:pbuffer"
which doesn't seem like a very likely candidate. I could try to force it to use the same command, but I'm beginning to suspect that either this has to do with the explicit specification of :1 in the old version or that the "exec $@" at the end of Xgl-session doesn't end up doing the same thing. Will diagnose further.