Description of problem: In Rawhide (Fedora 9.92) with all updates installed, first install Warzone 2100 by "yum install warzone2100", and then start it by "warzone2100", and my video card is ATI Radeon 9200 with 3D Acceleration, and my video driver is "radeon" (the default in Rawhide), and the gameplay is very very slow (I can't move around the battlefield smoothly), and the console which launched warzone2100 keeps saying "Can't allocate textures". Then I go to Warzone2100's Options > Video Options > Texture Size and change it from 128 (the default) to 64 and it can play smoothly now. I've asked in FreeNode/#warzone2100 and warzone2100 developers say it's because warzone2100 can't detect the texture size of buggy ati video cards correctly. As a workaround I suggest Fedora forcefully sets warzone2100's "texture size" to 64 if ati or radeon video cards are present. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 2.1 beta 5 How reproducible: See above. Actual results: See above. Expected results: Game rendering should be smooth (moving around the battlefield should be smooth). Additional info:
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