[Lubuntu-desktop] Use xcompmgr in Lubuntu

2011-09-18 Thread Stefano
Hi everybody, i'm trying xcompmgr on my Lxde desktop, and it's very nice!
It uses few RAM (2,5 mb on my 64 bit system) and can provide cool
fade-in/out effects for menus and windows.

I've tried this configuration:

xcompmgr -cfC -D 5

then i removed the Show animation during maximize or minimize in
openbox configuration manager. the result is simple but cool and can
help to remove the Win XP effect that lxde produce (somebody think, IMO
lxde is the best gtk DE ever!).

Please think about the possibility to include xcompmgr by default in
lubuntu.

Regards

Stephen Smally

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Re: [Lubuntu-desktop] Use xcompmgr in Lubuntu

2011-09-18 Thread 神癒礁湖
We did. But using xcompmgr is complicated and can fail. There's a big
problem using some apps with it. Try to drag an icon from a window to
the desktop and you'll see the flickering. If you do this too many times
the Openbox will crash. This is a xcompmgr bug, and its development
seems to be stopped.

And for using a composite manager we need a nice front-end for
configuring it. It's very difficult for newcomers open a terminal and
type commands. This is too geek :)

Cheers!


El dg 18 de 09 de 2011 a les 12:17 +0200, en/na Stefano va escriure:

 Hi everybody, i'm trying xcompmgr on my Lxde desktop, and it's very nice!
 It uses few RAM (2,5 mb on my 64 bit system) and can provide cool
 fade-in/out effects for menus and windows.
 
 I've tried this configuration:
 
 xcompmgr -cfC -D 5
 
 then i removed the Show animation during maximize or minimize in
 openbox configuration manager. the result is simple but cool and can
 help to remove the Win XP effect that lxde produce (somebody think, IMO
 lxde is the best gtk DE ever!).
 
 Please think about the possibility to include xcompmgr by default in
 lubuntu.
 
 Regards
 
 Stephen Smally
 
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Re: [Lubuntu-desktop] Use xcompmgr in Lubuntu

2011-09-18 Thread Jean-Pierre Vidal Piesset
I did some adventuring with xcompmgr too a while ago, and it was almost like
if it was not there with the apropriate configuration (on a 730mhz machine
with 512 ram) but when i watched the log, just like rafael said, there was a
lot of bugs, plus chromium doesn't like this app at all last time i checked.
Searching a little bit i can confirm (2 months ago) xcompmgr is not
maintained since long time.

And for using a composite manager we need a nice front-end for configuring
 it. It's very difficult for newcomers open a terminal and type commands.
 This is too geek :)

It's a good idea to use this, but Rafael is right :/


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