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Titel: Compiz?
 Verfasst am: 11.10.2006, 12:15 Uhr
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Hi,
Just upgrading to latest 2006-01-RC4, started with compiz and everything works - 3d cube, bendy windows etc. I didnm't think it would as I have Intel Integrated Graphics!
Where are the settings for it? I am upgrading my installation as I type this - will compiz work on that by default? What do I do to make it work if it doesn't??
Are there any other compiz related things I can install?
Thanks!
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Verfasst am: 13.10.2006, 00:18 Uhr
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| I am looking for the same info myself:) I'll keep my eyes peeled |
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Verfasst am: 13.10.2006, 02:24 Uhr
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Verfasst am: 13.10.2006, 06:08 Uhr
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Wohnort: Portland, OR, USA
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If you're running XGL/compiz and don't have beryl installed (for example, if you're running from the live CD with the "compiz" cheat), you can simply get root in a console and
apt-get update && apt-get install gconf-editor
then run gconf-editor & as normal user. In the left-hand pane, go to "/ > apps > compiz > plugins" and make your configuration changes.
By the way, is anyone using beryl/emerald with XGL, as opposed to with AIGLX?
<edit> I just tried adding the "kanotixguide" repo and installing beryl and emerald while running from the live CD, and starting "beryl-manager". Beryl replaces compiz and works fine.
To the original poster: Since the Beryl Settings Manager and the Emerald Theme Manager are much easier to use and give you more functionality than compiz, you might try installing those and using them instead. |
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Verfasst am: 20.10.2006, 11:29 Uhr
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Wohnort: England
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| I've tried adding the kanotixguide repo and there are no errors when apt-get updating but there are no emerald/beryl packages when I search for them. |
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sidux 32 & 64 | PCLinuxOS | PC-BSD
repository of shame - compiz fusion & beryl repo for debian Sid/Lenny/Etch | 32-bit | 64-bit
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Verfasst am: 20.10.2006, 11:54 Uhr
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| Can we add the compiz-quinn tools ? I understand that quinn collects all compiz tools.. |
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Verfasst am: 20.10.2006, 11:55 Uhr
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Verfasst am: 01.11.2006, 14:00 Uhr
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ok, two words about compiz...
I have a laptop with an intel graphic card, I installed 2006-rc4, with compiz working, great stuff
I experience this problem: In some dialog-windows that appear I don't see anything and I have to guess things a bit...(for example gimp dialogs, or the kdesu ones)
Can I solve it somehow? If no, how can I tell my system not to use compiz???
I hope to manage it to work, it's really useful for finding windows around...
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Verfasst am: 02.11.2006, 02:54 Uhr
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Wohnort: England
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| Maybe try typing export XLIB_SKIP_ARGB_VISUALS=1 in konsole then run the app command. If it solves it you can try creating a small script or something to always run the command before the app. Or there may be some universal config file you can add it to. I think it says something like that if you use the install-compiz script. |
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sidux 32 & 64 | PCLinuxOS | PC-BSD
repository of shame - compiz fusion & beryl repo for debian Sid/Lenny/Etch | 32-bit | 64-bit
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Verfasst am: 03.11.2006, 08:54 Uhr
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mh...could you please put it in a bit dummier way????
the first part is ok, but how can I restart the application? should I kill it?
how I run it again?
then if it works I'll ask you for the script
I also downloaded gconf editor, can't I do anything from there?
thanks again.... |
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Verfasst am: 03.11.2006, 11:21 Uhr
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Open konsole from kmenu and type XLIB_SKIP_ARGB_VISUALS=1 and press enter, then type the command for one of the apps you are having problems with.
I'm not sure how that skip_argb line works it's just something I read.
I have only ever done it when I had problems with flash and firefox.
If it does anything for you, you could maybe edit the panel icon or menu entry you normally run the app from.
Edit the command to be something like
XLIB_SKIP_ARGB_VISUALS=1 && gimp
This is an example of what I did with firefox -
I created a text file called /usr/bin/ff and made it executable (chmod +x /usr/bin/ff) with these contents -
Code:
#!/bin/sh
export XLIB_SKIP_ARGB_VISUALS=1
MOZ_DISABLE_PANGO=1 firefox $@
The disable pango line was something that has been suggested to avoid slowdown problems with firefox, don't know if I even need that script anymore but I use it anyway.
I then launch firefox with "ff" instead of "firefox"
Another thing to try instead, try shading/rolling up the window/dialogues to see if the window contents appear. I sometimes had to do this when running xcompmgr on my old computer.
Failing that, try Beryl. |
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sidux 32 & 64 | PCLinuxOS | PC-BSD
repository of shame - compiz fusion & beryl repo for debian Sid/Lenny/Etch | 32-bit | 64-bit
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