I thing this should be default behaviour (package compiz-manager should install the "/usr/share/xsessions/fusion.desktop" file) Best Regards Gfs ----- Original Message ----- From: "Gryffus" To: "OpenSuSE-en" Sent: Tuesday, November 13, 2007 3:38 PM Subject: Re: [opensuse] Metacity starts after KDE when NXing because of compiz....

Ok, if anyone will have simillar poblem the answer is:

In "/usr/share/xsessions" I have a file called "fusion.desktop". The contents of this file are:

[Desktop Entry] Encoding=UTF-8 Name=Compiz Fusion Exec=/usr/bin/kde-start-compiz Icon= Type=Application

Then in "/usr/bin" I have a script (don't forget to set as executable) called "kde-start-compiz" with these lines:

#!/bin/bash compiz-manager & sleep 1 exec startkde

I have another set of similar files for Compiz. To use I simply choose the appropriate session in KDM and my desktop starts right into Beryl or Compiz instead of loading KDE and then loading the good stuff. When i connect via NX it gives me kwin now ;-) :-)

Gryffus

----- Original Message ----- From: "Gryffus" To: "OpenSuSE-en" Sent: Tuesday, November 06, 2007 8:30 PM Subject: [opensuse] Metacity starts after KDE when NXing because of compiz....

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Hi!

When i log into my 10.3 box via NX, i get metacity window decorations... On normal, local login, i get compiz with emerald wich is good, but via remote connection (the NX) compiz cannot work so i get metacity decorations. How do i force my box to use kwin instead of compiz or metacity when NXing? I tried crash handler compiz plugin, but it also works only on local login. When i login locally i get fusion-icon in tray so i could use that, but none icon there when remote :-(. What process / script autostarts compiz and why can i disable it when i login via NX?

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