I set up a reminder to check this issue once again on Utopic. So, today
I went to http://packages.ubuntu.com/utopic/compiz, clicked on the
Changelog link, searched for #269904, and didn't find it.
Tank you Mateusz for having added an utopic tag to this issue.
However as time passes, I can't help
And also fixed in 0.9.11.4, but not in 0.9.11.3.
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A note about Ryan's comment #364 : compiz --version shows "0.9.11.3".
Wasn't the bug supposed to be fixed in 0.9.12.1 ?
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OK, now i see that source package compiz 0.9.12.1 has been released.
However i'm a bit confused with the launchpad site to determine when
this package is scheduled to be built and on which specific binary
distributions is it going to land. Where can I see a link between this
source release and mile
I see a new compiz package version 1:0.9.12.0+15.04.20150202-0ubuntu1 for Vivid
has been published on 2015-02-02.
However, according to the changelog of that realease, it does not close bug
#269904.
So this raises the question: why has the status changed to Fix Released ? I
can't seem to find a
I confirm that applying the patch 0.9.12/revision/3916 solves the
partial-redraw / flickering issues on utopic with nvidia driver 346.22
on a geforce gt 740 card.
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Installed 340.24 from xorg-edgers on 14.04. Started firefox and google search
home screen flickered like mad. Installed the compiz patch and flickering
stopped. So far the patch is perfect. Will monitor memory consumption after a
full working day.
Thanks for the patch!
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Ubuntu 13.04 same bug..
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I have the same problem, but "fixed" it.
The temporary solution is to enable metacity via
"/usr/share/gnome-session/sessions/gnome-classic.session"
Note the DefaultProvider-windowmanager is chnaged to metacity
[GNOME Session]
Name=GNOME Classic
RequiredComponents=gnome-panel;gnome-settings-daemon
Testing in Ubuntu 12.10 (Daily), the problem seems to be gone. I can not
reproduce it running native Unity with 3d.
Abiword 2.9.2+svn20120603-2.
Compiz 1:0.9.8+bzr3249-0ubuntu4.
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Christopher M. Penalver (penalvch), no it does not appear in GNOME
classic without Compiz.
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No, I am using the standard workspace configuration with 3D unity. I use
a 3x3 grid if that matters.
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Yes, I also have the problem with flicker during workspace change after
adding the PPA. But as Ruben says, it is still worth it for the
performance improvement.
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I checked those bugs, and one of the workarounds, "unity --replace"
works for me. The CPU usage goes back down to normal levels after that,
at least temporarily.
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Also, I've noticed that npviewer.bin tends to have very high CPU usage
when the problem appears. I've understood that this might be related to
flash. Is this correct?
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Okay Daniel, I've installed your PPAs. I'll let you know if I see a
difference.
Just to clarify my last post. When I start my computer, I have no
problems whatsoever with viewing videos, switching workspaces, moving
windows. Compiz then uses very little CPU at idle.
After a while, suddenly everyt
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Intermittent freeze - UI won't respond to clicks or keypresses
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I get these crashes as well. The screen freezes when I wake up from the
screensaver (both OpenGL and X screensavers) and the picture freezes on
the screensaver. I.e. the screen shows the picture from the screensaver.
The mouse pointer changes over relevant areas of the screen. Sound keeps
playing.
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I also have this problem.
All programs need 'move to another workspace' clicked twice before they
will move.
(Move to workspace right/left works fine)
Ubuntu 11.04 Classic.
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 11.04
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu 2.6.38-8.42-generic 2.6.38.2
Uname: Linux 2.6.38-8-generic i686
A
Loïc,
The version of unity_support_test in the nux repo seems to work fine.
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nux::
Testing the daily build of unity with the new fglrx: unity_support_test
crashes with the following output. http://paste.ubuntu.com/587529/
The XIO error actually comes after the output, they’re just mixed in the
log due to stdout and stderr getting flushed differently.
Should I report this on Lau
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Some windows stay transparent, even windows of new started programs. See
the screenshot.
GPU is GMA 950.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 10.04
Package: compiz 1:0.8.4-0ubuntu15
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu 2.6.32-22.35-generic 2.6.32.11+dr
I have attached the patch now.
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I have investigated this problem and found that the bug is in the
tooltip code in gtk. When compiz switches workspace it performs a
pointer grab and gtk tooltips don't handle this correctly. The following
sequence of events will trigger the bug:
1) While a tooltip is displayed another program perf
I think the gconf value should have been T, not
T. Compiz probably just ignores .
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How about this in addition to a radius of 15 pixels? This is purely
subjective, of course, but I’d say this makes the shadows more natural.
as_shadow_x_offset = 3
as_shadow_y_offset = 5
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You
** Summary changed:
- Window snapping is too strong, making it difficult to move windows near panels
+ Window snapping is broken, making it difficult to move windows near panels
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Y
Still broken in Karmic.
According to the top of this page this bug only affects me. If it
affects you too, go to the top of the bug page and click "This bug
affects me".
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I got my Desktop Effects going, and edge resistance is still broken with
your suggested change.
It's not as pronounced as before, but it's still broken.
As long as it's broken, turning it off is probably a better workaround
than trying to hide it.
The sensitivity setting should be increased if a
Why not just disable edge stickiness? It's broken, and I can't see
who'd want to use in its current state anyway.
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Hi David!
I just failed to enable Desktop Effects on my Karmic system, so I can't
try the suggestion out for you.
However, a four step repro instruction is at the top of this bug report,
so you should be able to try this on your own machine.
Basically, I really want windows to snap to edges and
I wouldn't say this is a duplicate of bug 160151. It's more like this
is a request for a workaround, and bug 160151 is a request for a fix.
I'd much rather have snapping fixed (bug 160151) than having the broken
implementation tuned (this bug).
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Window snapping is too strong, making it diffic
Edwards fix for Linux noobs (like me...)
1. Starta a Terminal window.
2. Type: cd /usr/lib/nspluginwrapper/i386/linux/
3. Type: sudo mv npviewer.bin npviewer.bin.real
4. Type: sudo pico npviewer.bin
5. Add these two lines of text to the file, i.e. Pico:
#!/bin/sh
GDK_NATIVE_WINDOWS=true /usr/lib/n
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