I'm pretty sure that I have a stock Chrome installed from Google's own servers, last updated a few days ago, and that when I go to get.webgl.org I get: "Hmm. W

I'm pretty sure that I have a stock Chrome installed from Google's own servers, last updated a few days ago, and that when I go to get.webgl.org I get: "Hmm. While your browser seems to support WebGL, it is disabled or unavailable. If possible, please ensure that you are running the latest drivers for your video card." I run the latest kernel with the latest X11 in Debian SID. If that is not enough, I'm not going to force-enable a feature that is already dangerous in its supposedly optimal setup. If Chrome can't figure out how to do WebGL on this system, then WebGL could just as well not exist. Sorry if I'm bitter, but this whole thing really annoys me. What if I was running OpenBSD on this box instead of Linux? Will that ever be supported? No. WebGL is a huge step back for the "open web".