I don't understand the rationale for this change. It is obvious that
many people and a lot of software rely on OSS. The logical route to go
about this would be to develop an OSS wrapper first (OSSp or whatever),
and after it works to some degree, replace the OSS kernel stuff with it.
Doing it the o
Even without additional animations, a compositor can give you
a) a working back buffer for all windows
b) limited vsync / tearing avoidance for X rendering
c) translucency
which are much more important for a snappy, polished feel anyway. Compositing
is not only about eyecandy!
I'm glad this is fi
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 558998 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/558998
Manually downloading and installing compiz-core, compiz-plugins and
compiz-gnome should fix it in the meantime.
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Compiz won't start after the 10.04 Beta 2 update
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/559005
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libass 0.9.6 which ships with Jaunty/Karmic is really crusty (i.e. not
that old but very outdated already). Updating libass to 0.9.7+ and
rebuilding VLC will probably fix it. This should be fixed in Lucid.
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libass 0.9.9 was just released and I'd like to have it integrated into
Lucid, if possible, as the new release includes important bugfixes. From
the changelog:
libass (0.9.9)
* Parse numbers in a locale-independent way
* Remove support for freetype < 2.2.1, fontconfig < 2.4.
I'm also seeing bad interactivity and erratic performance on an Atom-based
netbook here. This is especially evident with bursty loads, as caused by the
Flash plugin when watching videos, for example.
If I remember correctly, the former default was 80%, and this seems to work a
lot better than 95
Nothing special at all. apt-get build-dep nspluginwrapper && ./configure
&& make && make install. You need to re-install all your wrapped plugins
into nspluginwrapper after that. That's it.
Is this really the right platform to discuss this?
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[MASTER] Adobe Flash does not support WMODE (Flash c
I can confirm that the new nspluginwrapper 1.1.0 development version
works a lot better than the old 0.9.x/1.0.0. WMODE is indeed fixed, I
can see the menus at adobe.com for example. And at least for me, Flash
10 is a whole lot better in terms of performance -- especially with
activated hardware ac
This patch (adapted from the upstream patch) applies cleanly to the
gstreamer-ffmpeg source package in hardy and fixes the problem for me.
Please get this fix into hardy, it is a very annoying bug, as it affects
most H.264 files and H.264 is getting more and more common.
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