Building Universal Peachy Printer Software

[Anuvin]

Fair enough. Sorry man, bummer deal. Know any computer nerds like me with a spare laptop you could borrow? Barter with prints from your Peachy in exchange? If not, a used laptop can generally be found on craigslist or ebay for under $200. Newegg.com has good sales on prebuilt machines for around $500.

[Fab]

I'm a late enthusiast of the Peachy Printer, and I pre-ordered mine just few weeks ago.
So by the time I receive it, I guess a solution will be available for old machines.
Thanks for the tips though.

[Anuvin]

Mike, that sort of looks like you are running a very old graphics card driver. Have you updated it lately? Maybe get the newest one if you haven't already?

[mike_biddell]

It looks to me like the Peachy openGL driver software test is reading a Windows (Microsoft) driver reference rather than the custom Dell driver data.

[Anuvin]

In your Device Manager under Display Adapters, what does it say about your driver details in properties? Because Dell shouldn't be providing your gpu driver, Intel, AMD, or NVidia should.

Intel driver for Windows 10:
https://downloadcenter.intel.com/dow...15-40-4th-Gen-

[Anuvin]

Wow, good work finding that. Sorry for doubting you Mike.

I've asked a friend to look at kivy but he is really deep into a work project that doesn't leave him much time.

[mike_biddell]

Thanks for all the help chaps....... I just installed Peachy on my Asus transformer book (rather than my Dell) without a hitch. Of course it said "No Printer". So I am ready to rock, when the printer arrives. It is therefore clear that Kivy only goes potty (makes an error identifying the correct openGL driver) on certain machines, as Anuvin had no problems either. I'm fine now, but let's hope that a fix from Kivy is soon released so that other Peachy users do not have problems.
If anyone wants to suggest any bug fixes for me to try, I am quite happy to test them, so we can clear the path for those that follow !!!!!