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Hi Folks,
I have a bit of a problem with my XServer, Nvidia driver or my Compiz install.
When I enable compiz (and enable the correct plugins so that it will decorate the window, as well as move and resize) I get no borders, regardless of whether I select GTK or Emerald in the Fusion Icon. I am unsure why this is happening (it never used to, but I cannot pinpoint what caused it).
I have tried removing XServer, Nvidia drivers and Compiz with a configuration files but this has not fixed it. Any ideas? I can post any additional information required.
Thanks,
Scott
Acer Aspire 5920G - 2Ghz Core 2 Duo T7300 - 256mb Nvidia 8600GS - 4GB RAM
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After the recent kernel and xserver updates, compiz stopped working properly for me. First, I had to disable KMS. (I am using a Radeon card) Then, I had to change my "/usr/share/applications/compiz.desktop" file setting like so:
Exec=compiz ccp
to
Exec=compiz --replace --sm-disable --ignore-desktop-hints ccp --indirect-rendering
Now it works fine. I actually decided to stop starting compiz "with" GNOME. (so, I am not using the "compiz.desktop" file) Instead, I added "fusion-icon" to my GNOME autostart applications. This way I can easy disable compiz when I am playing a game.
Does that help any?
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Simple question : do you have enabled window decorating options in compiz config setting manager ? It helps me having full windows display.
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I am pretty sure you need to use the command {window manager} --replace in the general option in compiz.
Last edited by JuseBox (2010-01-02 06:43:06)
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Hi lads,
I have enabled to correct plugins in CCSM and I did have it all working perfectly, but it stopped for some reason. I forgot to mention that I am also using the compiz fusion icon to enable the window manager (gtk-window-decorator) and Compiz effects so that is not the issue.
Both Emerald and GTK-Window-decorator have the same problem and it seems to me that it is an issue with the ability of Compiz itself to draw the borders and not the setup. Unfortunately, a reinstall of the whole system does not correct this.
I don't know why but I thought they may have been a missing file or something linked to a library that Compiz required.
Cheers,
Scott
Acer Aspire 5920G - 2Ghz Core 2 Duo T7300 - 256mb Nvidia 8600GS - 4GB RAM
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Is hardware rendering still enabled? Check it using:
glxinfo | grep direct # Should show "Yes"
glxinfo | grep renderer # Should show your video card, not "Software" renderer or something
Another way to confirm this by starting up a 3D game like tuxracer.
Also, you can check for X errors in "/var/log/Xorg.0.log" by searching for "EE". When compiz stopped working for me there were some errors there related to my video card in there.
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