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Hi,

All my Win7 workstations are dual boot Win7/Kubuntu-18.04. All work fine on both OS. In particular, Coot, PyMol, Discovery Studio etc work fine in stereo using Nvidia Vision 1 and 2 glasses and Asus VG278H monitors with built-in IR emitter.

I had a HP Z620 under Win10 for which PenGL stereo was working up to some makor update. But since then stereo no longer worked: as soon as Coot was shifting to hardware stereo it crashed. I think this was due to Windows restrictions in accessing the kernel. I sold this workstations but recently a friend was trying to have hardware stereo on a Win10 computer and we observed the same problem with Coot.

Nevertheless I read yesterday a paper annoucing that for the its next major update in April Win10 will allow to run all 32-bits programs without any restriction. So one can hope Coot will be again working in stereo under Win10.

HTH,
Philippe

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Le vendredi 8 février 2019 à 12:57:23 UTC+1, Sanaz Asadollahpour <[log in to unmask]> a écrit :


Hi guys,
We have previously used stereo glasses from crystal eyes on a Dell
precision 690 Pc (with 4 processors) on the windows XP. Then we changed
to NIVIDIA 3D vision system which also worked fine for some time. But
now we have several problems working with 3D Vision using windows7.
what experience do you have with viewing stereo e.g. in COOT. We would
like to maintain the stereo system with windows microsoft( no Linux)
for modeling protein structures into electron density.

information and suggestions on this issue are appreciated.
Best regards,
Sanaz Asadollahpour and Klaus Piontek from Organic Chemistry university
Freiburg in Germany

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