As a side note - this is probably just a confusion between desktops and
workspaces. If you actually change number of desktops, you will not
change the workspace layout. Desktops are generally not used in compiz
and we(Compiz-people) we've been stupid not to remove that option years
ago as it only
I am still aware of the issue. It has been alleviated by X-Fixes being
less of a problem, partly because FireFox doesn't have an animated
cursor any more.
The defaults have been changed and a software cursor plus mouse panning
is now the default, which means this isn't a problem with the default
On what basis is this being closed? I am aware of no fix to this except
disabling lighting in Compiz.
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Rusivi, I wrote ezoom. It is not speculation when I say that the
defaults are changed upstream as I changed them.
However, this user probably uses desktop zoom instead of enhanced
zoom. That is legacy ware. And I can say with considerable certainty
that his mouse isn't the problem.
The easiest
This is a well known bug (sorry), and it's not really an eZoom issue.
The basic problem is that the lighting normalization is plain Wrong[tm].
This can be seen in other ways too (try setting up a virtual setup with
10x10 monitors and grabbing a cube and you'll see the lighting is not
consistent).
Ah, how we love X Fixes.
What options do you have set for ezoom?
The core problem is that nobody ever fixes X Fixes so eZoom hacks it's
way around it, and sometimes fail... Hmm, didn't know this was still an
issue...
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Mouse locked when zooming
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/155002
You
Hmm, the sync-mouse code is obviously bugged...
The simple solution is:
- Turn off sync mouse in eZoom
- Turn on mouse panning
- Turn on draw scaled mouse
Now you'll have a far better mode of operation, but you'll have TWO
mouse pointers. eZoom _can_ hide it for you with 'hide original
Err, replace solution with workaround in the above comment.
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On Mon, Sep 22, 2008 at 5:48 PM, mike [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, I turned compiz on by mistake. Does anyone know how to turn it off? The
setting I was experimenting with in appearance no longer has any choices
since I did this.
Should be a matter of setting Visual Effects in appearance to
On 9/10/07, mike coulombe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, I heard that windows vista has a feature where you can use a jumpdrive as
ram. Does anyone know if this is possible to do in ubuntu. That would sure be
a easy way to add more memory.
Though I don't know the specifics of vista here, but
On 5/24/07, Robert Cole [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As far as my use, I would use it as a screen magnifier. I have very
limited vision (20/2000 in my right eye, and no vision in my left with
no possible correction for either eye). I have enough sight, though, to
work on the computer using a
(I allready answered from an e-mail address that wasn't subscribed to
the list, sorry for the duplicate Jason).
On 5/14/07, Luke Yelavich [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Mon, May 14, 2007 at 04:46:11AM EST, Jason Grieves wrote:
Has anyone worked with the developers of these plugins? I think teh
On 5/1/07, Willie Walker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know pretty much everything I need to know on the compiz-side of
things, but accessibility is new to me, and I'm hoping for a few
pointers for where to look for information, or rather what information
to look for.
The current API for
I've been trying to familiarise myself with the whole world of
accessibility, but I'm having a bit of trouble understanding what I'll
actually need for my Compiz zoom project this summer.
I know pretty much everything I need to know on the compiz-side of
things, but accessibility is new to me,
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