Running the installation .sh file brings up the install wizard window, but the window is completely blank. Nothing is actually displayed within in it, and you’re left with a gray background.
I ran the installation again, with --verbose. There were no errors, and there was some xml listed (which, I guess, was supposed to be displayed) so I figured that it was just a display bug, and went on to press Enter in the wizard window (even though I couldn’t see anything), hoping that it would just move ahead with whatever the default options happen to be.
The installation seemed to complete, and I had a jmonkeyplatform directory in my user directory. I went into bin and ran jmonkeyplatform. The little splash screen (with the little monkey) popped up, and things seemed to be loading, but I ultimately ended up with yet another blank window.
It’s really weird, because the underlying program seems fully functional. I mean, I can right click on certain areas of the window, and have some options pop up, but everything under that is just blank.
Here’s a screenshot: http://imgur.com/1ysuu7y
I’m on a somewhat dated laptop (a few years at this point), running Arch linux, but I have a GPU that supports OpenGL 2.0 (and higher), along with enough processing power and memory to support many other, fairly sophisticated applications - So, it’s not a problem on the hardware side (or, I think it’s highly unlikely).
Any ideas?