Hi Marty, I played a bit with compiz on my old aspireone since yesterday. Compare to xcompmgr, it was faster by my eye! :)
And I understood what do you mentioned in this mail. The workspace switcher and application bar don't work correctly as it thoughts it's only on one desktop. @Klaus, did you do any magic to make workspace switcher works in Knoppix? Kindly regards, -Andrew Marty Jack wrote: > The issues I have found are these. > > Compiz does not honor the strut when it places windows, so if you have a top > panel, it is frequently the case that the panel covers the title bar of a > window that is newly opened. There is nothing we can do for this beyond > hoping Compiz fixes it because the window manager controls window placement. > > Compiz Wall and Cube use viewports rather than desktops to represent the > multiple screen pages. The panel as it exists is insensitive to viewports > and thus the pager and the other controls on the taskbar right click menu to > move windows between screen pages don't function properly. > > In lxsession-logout, it uses a fullscreen window to gray out the screen and a > separate dialog window to put up the controls, both of which it attempts to > place above all others. This works well in Openbox. In Compiz, I find that > sometimes the fullscreen window draws after the dialog and covers it so you > are stuck. I have solved this by using one fullscreen window that contains > everything. > > There are a couple minor issues with what Compiz reports in _NET_SUPPORTED. > At some point I will send some patches upstream for these. > > On 02/20/2010 05:16 AM, Andrew Lee wrote: >> Hi Marty and Klaus, >> >> Marty Jack wrote: >>> I am also doing some work on lxsession-logout to make it work better with >>> Compiz and to support more recent mechanisms for doing what it does. More >>> information shortly after I do a little more research. >>> >> I have impressed on how smoothly LXDE may works with compiz as Klaus' >> Knoppix on EeePC 701. >> I wonder does any way to make compiz reads customize profile similar to >> we have for openbox-lxde? >> >> A customize profile which keeps the same hotheys as openbox-lxde has >> would be really nice for our users. >> >> Best regards, >> >> -Andrew >> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Download Intel® Parallel Studio Eval Try the new software tools for yourself. Speed compiling, find bugs proactively, and fine-tune applications for parallel performance. See why Intel Parallel Studio got high marks during beta. http://p.sf.net/sfu/intel-sw-dev _______________________________________________ Lxde-list mailing list Lxde-list@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/lxde-list
