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> 3. It cannot be used in a remote X-windows session, only on
> the local console.)
However, 1. and 3., are both good reasons, as is 2. in some
situations. Another reason is that Java3D is a bit of a memory
hog - hopefully this will be fixed with Java3D version 1.2.
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I seem to remember getting Java3D to work on a remote X-windows session
one needs to make sure both ends support GLX extensions. While this is
not optimal it was not impossible.
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