Suggested WIKI Update
#1
Perhaps someone could be so kind as to update the following section of the Wiki as this would of saved me some grief because the way I read this paragraph it implies that if the wheels in glxgears are turning then my OpenGL is configured correctly for XBMC.

http://wiki.xbmc.org/?title=XBMC_for...OpenGL_support

I suggest it reads:

==== BEGIN ====

Once you have your drivers in place, you need to make sure that OpenGL is properly configured. Verify the version of OpenGL using the following command:
# glxinfo | grep "GLX version:"
The GLX version must be at least 2.0.
Run the following command to verify that direct rendering is enabled:
# glxinfo | grep -i direct

The result should be:
direct rendering: Yes
If the result is "No" it means that the display driver have not been properly configured. Also, you can run the command glxgears and you should see the wheels turning smoothly.

==== END ====

Although the Wiki says that anyone can edit it, it appears that only special people are able to do such things.
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#2
The Wiki Wrote:Editing and creating articles has been locked down indefinitely. All users who wish to continue providing a valid contribution to the XBMC Online Manual, please contact one of the XBMC team members and ask for Ninja status on the wiki. Easiest way to get in touch is via #XBMC on freenode irc network. Thanks for understanding
Only the opening sentences of the wiki homepage, where does it say differently?

http://www.xbmc.org/wiki/?title=Main_Page
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#3
sho Wrote:Only the opening sentences of the wiki homepage, where does it say differently?

http://www.xbmc.org/wiki/?title=Main_Page

Arr ha!!! Well I never read the first page :-) I went straight to HELP where is says:

Anyone can edit the XBMC wiki, but vandalism or defacment of any kind will not be tollerated.

Cheers.

-Rowan
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#4
And you have your wish - anyone (who is logged in) should be able to edit the wiki just fine now.

Cheers,
Jonathan
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