On Mon, 2008-03-17 at 16:48 +0530, CyberOrg wrote:
On Mon, Mar 17, 2008 at 4:33 PM, Rodrigo Moya
wrote: gnome-xgl-switch does) in YAST. The alternatives being, a) keep gnome-xgl-settings, and b) have a per-desktop solution. For b), in GNOME we would add a 'Desktop effects' tab to the appearance capplet, like Ubuntu does
Keeping something simple to enable and disable compiz like option b is better.
AIGLX would be default for all the supported hardware so root access is not required just to turn on compiz.
hmm, gnome-xgl-switch will still need root password, right?
Not sure if as a separate module, or just under the Display config in YAST, since it's just one button ("Enable XGL").
To enable/disable Xgl root access is required and would be better in yast, it might confuse users and they would enable Xgl anyway even if AIGLX is enabled. we need to take care that user know that Xgl is optional.
how does the user enable/disable aiglx in factory?
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Rodrigo Moya