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Hello, i am using Arch Linux 64bit with XFCE4 as DE.
I have installed the following:
pacman -S compiz
pacman -S compiz-fusion
pacman -S compiz-fusion-plugins-main compiz-fusion-plugins-extra
After I tried to run it (fusion-icon), but everything is frozen only the mouse cursor is movable.
I have read and the Compiz Troubleshooting, i try some solutions without result at all.
Knowledge ⇛ Linux: Good ┃ Programming: Yes (Java, C++/C, Pacal, Visual Basic, Python, HTML)
Desktop: HP Compaq (1GB RAM, Intel Core 2 Duo, GeForce 7300E, D-Link DGE-530T Gigabit) Arch Linux 64bit with XFCE
Netbook: HP Mini 110-3160ev (Intel Atom, RaLink RT3090 Wireless) MeeGov1.2 (32bit)
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Are you using Intel graphics?
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Nop i am using NVidia (pacman -S nvidia nvidia-utils)
Knowledge ⇛ Linux: Good ┃ Programming: Yes (Java, C++/C, Pacal, Visual Basic, Python, HTML)
Desktop: HP Compaq (1GB RAM, Intel Core 2 Duo, GeForce 7300E, D-Link DGE-530T Gigabit) Arch Linux 64bit with XFCE
Netbook: HP Mini 110-3160ev (Intel Atom, RaLink RT3090 Wireless) MeeGov1.2 (32bit)
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Same issue here with nvidia. I was able yesterday to downgrade the driver and fix the problem, but today's kernel update shot that down. I guess I will wait until a new driver comes out.
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Ok, if you is easy to updates me about the new driver. Thank you in advance.
Knowledge ⇛ Linux: Good ┃ Programming: Yes (Java, C++/C, Pacal, Visual Basic, Python, HTML)
Desktop: HP Compaq (1GB RAM, Intel Core 2 Duo, GeForce 7300E, D-Link DGE-530T Gigabit) Arch Linux 64bit with XFCE
Netbook: HP Mini 110-3160ev (Intel Atom, RaLink RT3090 Wireless) MeeGov1.2 (32bit)
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It seems to be the same bug we´re talking about at:
https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=116569
So, it´s not Gnome, but most probably GTK, if XFCE suffers from the same problem.
Sad to hear downgrading nvidia driver is not longer possible, too bad.
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You can downgrade and add the following to /etc/pacman.conf, which will tell pacman to ignore kernel+nvidia drivers updates (you can still upgrade everything else). Not a permanent solution of course, but you can remove it when there are even newer versions and see if the issue is fixed or when you find another solution to your problem.
# Pacman won't upgrade packages listed in IgnorePkg and members of IgnoreGroup
IgnorePkg = kernel26 kernel26-headers nvidia nvidia-utils
Last edited by manmachine (2011-04-11 22:47:18)
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You can also use Nouveau driver... That's the solution i've chosen for using the new kernel with Gnome3 (and other composite wm) and a NVidia card. It lags quite a bit when moving windows on Gnome3 but i don't remember it was slow with Compiz
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