Hi!
I have noticed that in recent 15.x installations I am no longer able to start a remote openGL application over ssh from a server that has NVIDIA with installed proprietary drivers to a host with a non-NVIDIA video card (such as intel or AMD or even NVIDA but no proprietary drivers installed).
In the past, I was able to login with ssh for example from a laptop with Intel integrated graphics running openSUSE 12.2 to the server with NVIDIA and launch an openGL application. If I try this now with openSUSE 15.4 also from a computer with Intel integrated graphics I get the error message:
XRequest.153: BadValue (integer parameter out of range for operation) 0x0
ERROR) Could not create OpenGL rendering context-> Exiting…
I wonder what changed in recent openSUSE installations that makes this no longer possible. Are there maybe any options that I can adjust in the xorg.conf files?
I am considering installing a NVIDIA video card on the host PC and then install the proprietary NVIDIA drivers. But before doing so, I wanted to ask whether anybody is able to open a remote (over ssh) openGL window from a server with NVIDIA + proprietary drivers to a host with NVIDIA + proprietary drivers. An example of an openGL application that can be easily used for testing is glxgears.
Thanks!