I am using Framework, but I also use it in all of my other programs that actually exit without a problem. However, I tried removing it to see what would happen and nothing changed.
I've now manually freed all media before exiting and this hasn't changed anything either.
It really is very mystifying why most of my other stuff works without a problem, but I cannot get these two games to work no matter what I do. I really don't want to resort to only releasing the games as windowed only, as they were intended to be full-screen games. Plus, windowed mode is only meant for debugging at the moment anyway.
I've had a look at the ATI site to see what the latest drivers are and it appears that they are currently up to version 8.16.20, where mine are 8.10.19. So, it looks like my last ditch attempt is to update my drivers; something which scares me on Linux, being something of a newbie! Having said that, you were still having the problem on NVidia, so it may not be a driver issue. In which case, I'm stumped!
If that doesn't work, it either appears to be a bug with BlitzMax when closing, or an incompatibility issue with Linux or KDE.
I've now manually freed all media before exiting and this hasn't changed anything either.
It really is very mystifying why most of my other stuff works without a problem, but I cannot get these two games to work no matter what I do. I really don't want to resort to only releasing the games as windowed only, as they were intended to be full-screen games. Plus, windowed mode is only meant for debugging at the moment anyway.
I've had a look at the ATI site to see what the latest drivers are and it appears that they are currently up to version 8.16.20, where mine are 8.10.19. So, it looks like my last ditch attempt is to update my drivers; something which scares me on Linux, being something of a newbie! Having said that, you were still having the problem on NVidia, so it may not be a driver issue. In which case, I'm stumped!
If that doesn't work, it either appears to be a bug with BlitzMax when closing, or an incompatibility issue with Linux or KDE.