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Hi everyone !
This is the procedure i followed
installed compiz-fusion
compiz-deksmenu
docky
And then added to my .xinitrc
exec ck-launch-session compiz ccp
docky &
But i can't access the deskmenu and basically i can't do anything because neither the dockey is appeared .
I did try compiz-deskmenu-autoconfig but i get an error message about python
What should i do ?
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you need to put "docky &" or whatever application you need to autostart before (that is above) "exec ck-launch-session compiz ccp" in .xinitrc as:
docky &
exec ck-launch-session compiz ccp
That way compiz will be the one sustaining x and ending compiz will end x.
If you want it otherwise put an & in .xinitrc as:
exec-ck-launch-session compiz ccp &
docky
This will enable you to end compiz without ending X because now docky will be sustaining X and ending docky will end X.
If you want to start docky after starting compiz but want compiz to mantain X, do this in .xinitrc:
(sleep 5 && docky) &
exec-ck-launch-sesssion compiz ccp
Also see this:
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Co … ow_Manager
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Thanks for the reply , but the thing is that when i try to run docky , or dockbarx wihtin X nothing happens .
The only panel i can run is gnome-panel . I don't know what is the issue . Do i need to configure something in order to run the docky ?
I'm using the ati catalyst drivers
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Anyone please ?
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How are you running gnome-panel?
your .xinitrc should look like singenbale said:
docky &
exec ck-launch-session compiz ccp
there are also about a billion posts in the compiz-standalone threads about using compiz-deskmenu as a right-click menu.
Try launching a terminal during the session:
xterm &
exec ck-launch-session compiz ccp
And using that to launch docky and see if it gives you errors.
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