[gephi-dev] virtualization and jogl

[Erwan Demairy]

Thank you for your answer,
I tried to make an installation in the virtualized linux as close as 
possible as my normal computer (a fedora 14), i.e. I took the list of 
the packages installed on my desktop computer and did the same 
installation in the virtual computer. So I assume some extension is not 
propagated from the host to the guest. It would require me to 
investigate more what is happening when the opengl window is tried to be 
opened, but since I found a workaround, it should not before some time.
Anyway, I installed gephi in a virtualized windows 7, and it worked both 
with virtualbox and vmplayer. For me, it is sufficient currently, even 
if I would prefer in the end to be able to build a virtual machine 
without license restrictions.
Erwan