Hello, everyone.
Sadly, I must report that this magnification issue persists in Ubuntu
11.10 as well. I tested this under a virtual installation of Ubuntu
11.10 with 3D Acceleration enabled.
I am going to try to install gnome-shell on the VM and see if it works
any better for me.
I know
Hello again.
I was unsure as to whether or not I should create a new thread or
follow-up on this one, so I decided to play it safe and follow-up.
I installed gnome-shell in my virtual machine (Ubuntu 11.10).
At the login screen, I was presented with session options for GNOME,
Classic GNOME,
On 09/29/2011 06:57 PM, Robert Cole wrote:
Hello, everyone.
I do not have a test machine here at home, so I am not able to try
this for myself as I would like to.
In Ubuntu 11.04, the Compiz eZoom plugin would only zoom in to the
desktop, but the Unity dashboard/dock would not change; they
On 09/30/2011 03:01 PM, Mackenzie Morgan wrote:
Getting the gnome desktop requires manually installing it. Unity 2D,
as you can guess by the name, does not use Compiz,.though.
Maco
Good point, I didn't realize the issue of the manual installation. One
option is start a shell, and install it
Hello, everyone.
I do not have a test machine here at home, so I am not able to try this
for myself as I would like to.
In Ubuntu 11.04, the Compiz eZoom plugin would only zoom in to the
desktop, but the Unity dashboard/dock would not change; they would stay
zoomed out. Does anyone know if
