I also had the experience of Gnome's Visual Effects reverting to "none"
each time I logged out. But it turned out to be not so much a bug as a
case of non-obvious UI design. I got what I wanted as follows:
1. Log in to a Gnome session
2. Go to System > Preferences > Appearance > Visual Effects
3.
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Change "Show Desktop" keybinding to Super+D
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On Fri, Mar 05, 2010 at 02:03:12AM -, Bryce Harrington wrote:
> I don't know if your bug is one of the ones fixed in this release,
> though, but we've prepared a PPA with this DRM update. Would you mind
> installing this, rebooting, and testing if the original issue can be
> reproduced
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Thanks for reporting this bug to help making the Intel graphics driver
better. We hear from upstream that a number of bugs (possibly including
this one) have been fixed in the newer DRM code from the 2.6.33 kernel.
I don't know if your bug is one of the ones f
@pablomme: you described the situation very well. However, I'm not sure
we shouldn't blame Gtk as well, since usually it's not good to break an
API so badly (except for a major version). This "Client Side Windows"
feature is causing serious issues, on my system at least, in many
applications (gnome
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