paulkoan

So hang on a sec, my current contract at Gilly has a temp scan required at above 6700m, and we are saying that the maximum altitude for a temp scan is 6000m?

I "knew" the Science Jr was the materials bay, because I have 900 hours or something. I *still* checked Google when building a probe for a contract, just to make sure my Kerbally addled brain wasn't tricking me. Needs fixing.

Thanks - yeah, I removed ATM, and that removed the exceptions. I guess I'll have to see if KER works as the only mod.

Thanks Padishar - here is the full output log: https://app.box.com/s/0wiqfwvd4kk4ijp79ba9

I am getting a crash on 1.0.3.0 on 64bit KSP on Windows 7. If I remove KER, no crash. If I install it back from the zip, it crashes. This happened yesterday too, but I was able to get KSP working by deleting the settings folder under KER. I don't see anything in the crashlog that might be useful, but let me know where to send it if it will help.

I am not suggesting you switch desktops, this is for informational purposes. KDE now has kscreen, which manages multi-monitors better than I have seen on linux before. This includes those times where you use a laptop and plug in an external monitor, kscreen "remembers" the setup for the monitor and applies it, then when you disconnect, it goes back to a sensible single monitor setup. Essentially it just adds a layer of intelligence around xrandr.

What desktop environment are you running? With KDE, you move the window where you want it, click the window menu in the corner, choose Application Settings, then choose for it to remember the position forever. You can also choose to disable borders and titlebar too.

What graphics drivers are you using?

This part is only useful on nVidia right?

Apparently the current version does not lend itself well to Linux, there is a rewrite underway that will make Linux support more realistic

I thought OBS was windows only! Are their any distros that carry it, or am I building it myself?

Has anyone found a good solution for recording KSP under linux? I have tried SimpleScreenRecorder, but it can only do one sound source (so either mike or KSP sound, not both) without monkeying with pulse. I tried recordmydesktop too but this seems to have the same problem. Ideally, I want something that can stream both mike and game audio, desktop and webcam to twitch.

What graphics drivers are you using? fgrlx or xorg?

Aaah, I see. I wasn't aware alt-tab didn't work in fullscreen. Perhaps that is a unity thing?

Am I right in thinking this is because it is a multi-monitor setup and so normal fullscreen isn't useful (because it takes up all monitors?).

Do you mean a window that is full screen, but still a Window? What desktop environment are you using? If KDE, then set the resolution in KSP to be the size of your screen, but still windowed mode, then right-click the titlebar / Application specific settings and enable "Hide titlebar and borders".

What fglrx driver does the update bring with it? I am on Gentoo, and had that freezing experience with the 14.x drivers. Once I reverted to 13.2, the problem went away - is that an option on Ubuntu? I had the same issue with the xorg drivers too with the frame rate going around 5fps. I didn't figure out how to fix it. glxgears showed 60fps, and DRI was working. I had glamor operational. For now, it seems like the only workable AMD solution is the proprietary ATI drivers. I had been using nVidia with linux for years because of ATI driver issues, but I thought they were better these days.

Where do you think this impact is coming from? Mono or ATI drivers? The same setup under Windows 7 works fine, no perceivable performance change during re-entry.

I am using KSP 64bit under gentoo with 13.2 ati-drivers. This works well, I haven't hit any issues. Very smooth, audio works. The only thing that isn't quite right is when re-entry atmospheric effects kick in, the frame rate drops dramatically. It picks up once the flames subside. Is this common to ati-drivers or just me? I am running a recent Core i5 with 16GB ram. The CPU doesn't get particularly taxed.

I had this exact issue with Gentoo + 64Bit KSP. If I kept things simple I could get as far as a launch, but it would always freeze at some point. However, I was able to log in using ssh from another machine - have you tried this? When I did, and checked dmesg, messages, KSP.log, Player.log, Xorg.0.log nothing had any indication there was an issue. However, if I tried to restart X (in my case, by restarting kdm) it would eventually lead to an "ASIC hung happened" error in dmesg. Not straight way, but after a minute or so. Then rebooting was still the only way to get it back up and running. Eventually I realised that I had installed the 14.x beta drivers. Once I reverted to 13.2 drivers, everything worked. I suspect at 13.2 ati drivers are the only ones that work.