This is a gnome-panel bug, see
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=636842. There are a number of
similar bugs filed upstream for metacity as well, but this is definitely
gnome-panel being weird. It does not set the _NET_WM_STRUT property
correctly when panels are adjacent to other screens.
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1. Start compiz/log in in single monitor mode
2. Plug in a monitor.
3. Let Compiz settle after reconfiguring the display layout.
4. Using the wall plugin, with live previews enabled, switch to the next
workspace, and notice that t
[Expired for compiz (Ubuntu) because there has been no activity for 60
days.]
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I thought this was something to do with the Focus Prevention Level.
However, when I set that to OFF, I can still reproduce what I think is
the same problem:
I keep two windows (A and B) maximized. Ensure Window A has focus.
Show Desktop (using either a keyboard shortcut or by clicking the button t
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Where it reads 'bunding' it should read 'binding'.
Thanks
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Still seeing this on today's natty daily livecd. Sometimes restarting
compiz fixes it, sometimes not. Switching to metacity also fixes it. I
have an ATI Radeon 4850 btw.
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On Fri, Dec 24, 2010 at 10:57 PM, Travis Watkins wrote:
> So we call glXGetFBConfigAttrib (display, fbConfigs[j],
> GLX_Y_INVERTED_EXT, &value); to see if we should flip the y axis when
> drawing or not, apparently due to the different hardware in the host vs
> the client this is not working corre
Not being able to set Run Application to Alt-Esc is bug 518979. It seems
you don't have the compiz extrawm plugin enabled as this is what allows
the toggle fullscreen to work and with that plugin enabled I can set the
option to Ctrl-Alt-z and it makes windows fullscreen.
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Title:
Shortcutting "Run application" dialog to Alt+ESC does not wo
Is anyone having this trouble anymore? We've changed how we check for
capabilities needed to run compiz so this kind of problem should not
happen.
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So we call glXGetFBConfigAttrib (display, fbConfigs[j],
GLX_Y_INVERTED_EXT, &value); to see if we should flip the y axis when
drawing or not, apparently due to the different hardware in the host vs
the client this is not working correctly. I can't see of a way around
this though, except for each of
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/687732
Title:
gtk.Label link-activate signal broken with compiz in natty
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Title:
xterm does not paint its window or accept mouse clicks in co
Both of these work correctly in natty so apparently this was fixed in
0.9.x.
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If you go in to the Preferences on the left side of ccsm and turn off
gnome integration you can set these two options however you would like.
Just don't expect your setting to sync over if you decide to run
metacity in the future. :)
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Title:
xterm does not paint its window or accept mouse clicks in compiz
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When I run xterm under compiz in natty, it never draws anything to its
window; the contents of the window remain frozen at whatever was
underneath the window when it started. Furthermore, it does not respond
to mouse clicks; an
Thanks Travis, and is there a workaround? I'm totally opened to use any
other shortcut, but the main requirement is: "button1" instead this
can't be used with a touchpad.
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