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Re: [opensuse-factory] compiz, how?
- From: Martin Schlander <suse@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 14 Aug 2007 21:31:51 +0200
- Message-id: <200708142131.52157.suse@xxxxxxxxxx>
Den Tuesday 14 August 2007 20:24:23 skrev Jan Karjalainen:
> In Yast Software Management one can choose compiz and xgl under
> "Desktop Effects", but then there is no way to activate it from Yast,
> neither is there any application anywhere in the K menu where to
> enable compiz from.
> I'm runnning 10.3 beta 1.
I assume all you have to do is the same as on 10.2:
# gnome-xgl-switch --enable-xgl
# rcxdm restart (or simply reboot, which is very fast now ;-) )
Actually I've been meaning to post a bug report about "gnome-xgl-switch".. it
has absolutely nothing to do with GNOME, and people are confused by it, "But
I use KDE??".. I'd suggest either renaming it to xgl-switch or perhaps to
ship the distro with "xgl-switch" or "opensuse-xgl-switch" as an alias
for "gnome-xgl-switch".
I agree that it would be nice to have some clicky, clicky way of enabling it,
even running a few simple commands in the terminal is frightening to some
people. And it shouldn't be much work to create some simple thingy..
However I will provide an updated version of opensuse-xgl-settings for 10.3
when the time comes..
http://kde-apps.org/content/show.php/opensuse-xgl-settings?content=51201
But third party tools will only help a small percentage of users..
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> In Yast Software Management one can choose compiz and xgl under
> "Desktop Effects", but then there is no way to activate it from Yast,
> neither is there any application anywhere in the K menu where to
> enable compiz from.
> I'm runnning 10.3 beta 1.
I assume all you have to do is the same as on 10.2:
# gnome-xgl-switch --enable-xgl
# rcxdm restart (or simply reboot, which is very fast now ;-) )
Actually I've been meaning to post a bug report about "gnome-xgl-switch".. it
has absolutely nothing to do with GNOME, and people are confused by it, "But
I use KDE??".. I'd suggest either renaming it to xgl-switch or perhaps to
ship the distro with "xgl-switch" or "opensuse-xgl-switch" as an alias
for "gnome-xgl-switch".
I agree that it would be nice to have some clicky, clicky way of enabling it,
even running a few simple commands in the terminal is frightening to some
people. And it shouldn't be much work to create some simple thingy..
However I will provide an updated version of opensuse-xgl-settings for 10.3
when the time comes..
http://kde-apps.org/content/show.php/opensuse-xgl-settings?content=51201
But third party tools will only help a small percentage of users..
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