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compiz crashed with SIGSEGV
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Looks like title bar updates also affect the hover effect. I usually
don't pay much attention to title updates in the title bar, so I ended
up making the wrong query while looking for existing bugs, hence the
By the way, width and height are not unrelated. After some quick
experimentation I determined that a magic combination of both width and
height must be reached for the decoration to work properly (provided
that at least one side exceeds 1280 pixels).
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I confirm what hunter-12 found out (comment #24)
> title updates normally when the window's width is greater than certain
limit
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Tit
I am still experiencing this in precise, either with fglrx 8.911
(included in the repos) or fglrx 8.950 (Catalyst 12.2, installed
manually from packages built by the installer).
Side note: this fglrx update did wonders with gnome-shell, this might as
well be a bug with fglrx as pointed out by Łuka
Workaround described in comment #9 doesn't seem to apply to Precise.
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Title:
[fglrx]title bar does not update on non-maximized wind
Setting "Snap windows back to original size" off causes the crash.
Always reproducible.
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Title:
compiz crashed with SIGSEGV in Plug
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- Toggled the switch to disable windows resizing when snapping them off
- the grid (CCSM).
+ (Grid plugin) Toggled the switch to disable windows resizing when
+ snapping them off the grid (CCSM).
ProblemType: Crash
DistroRelease: Ubu
I have no problems with fglrx + compiz-1:0.9.7.0~bzr2995-0ubuntu4 + Sync
to VBlank.
Make sure to have the amdcccle's "Tear-free" option turned off.
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I'm on 10.04 LTS and testing Precise from time to time to get an idea of
upcoming changes. Can you push a package built for precise?
Anyway, great work! If you come to FOSDEM this year, remember me that I
owe you a beer ;-)
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Should we expect 0.9.7 to hit Precise's repository with your fixes
anytime soon?
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Title:
Compiz's "Sync to Vblank" makes display st
I confirm that I can see this bug also when using Catalyst (fglrx)
drivers (both the version available in Oneiric and later versions
avaiable from AMD's website).
In my case the issue is exacerbated by the number of active X clients.
Closing some windows slightly improves the situation. However, I
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 763005 ***
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Found out that disabling "Sync to VBlank" in OpenGL plugin settings
really does wonders with my setup. Animations are smooth and there's no
lag anymore.
Marking this bug as duplicate of bug 763005.
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Update: installed latest update as of Nov 2, 2011 and updated fglrx to
8.90.5 (Catalyst 11.10). Windows still lag behind the on-screen cursor
and animations are choppy.
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Update: No problems with kwin (KDE 4.7) or Xfwm4 (Xfce 4.8 - albeit with
noticeably low fps while dragging with compositing enabled, but no lag)
either with fglrx or open-source drivers.
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Update: it doesn't happen with Unity 2d so there's definitely a problem
with the latest generation of compositing window managers.
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Dragging windows (and in general, everything that involves dragging)
seems to lag behind relatively to cursor position. This issue is
exacerbated by screen size: bigger resolutions make this issue more
noticeable.
I'm experiencing this behavior both in Mutter (
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Title:
Lag While Dragging Windows Around
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Public bug reported:
Dragging windows (and in general, everything that involves dragging)
seems to lag behind relatively to cursor position. This issue is
exacerbated by screen size: bigger resolutions make this issue more
noticeable.
I'm experiencing this behavior both in Mutter (gnome-shell) an
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