That's great... thanks!
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00xserver-xgl_start-server Should Be Optional
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xserver-xgl (1:1.1.99.1~git20070727-0ubuntu2) gutsy; urgency=low
* debian/xserver-xgl-notification.update-notifier
+ Inform users that we start Xgl automatically, so previously set up Xgl
sessions may not work correctly.
* Remove old Xsession.d file on install, if it hasn't been modi
One more here. Just spent 4 days trying to figure out how to get back
ordinary X server.
1. We have sessions in /usr/share/xsessions. If Xgl is started from that
session, user will be able to select on startup, whether he wants Xgl or not.
2. A real bug: uninstalling xserver-xgl with dpkg -r didn
That seems to be enough. I'll see about making the auto-start able to
be disabled on a per-user basis. I still think that enabled-by-default
is the right setting, though.
** Changed in: xserver-xgl (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => In Progress
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00xserver-xgl_start-server Should Be Option
I had xserver-xgl installed from the dark days before Avivo, when I had
to run the binary ATI driver.
I still keep it around when I want to see the current state of "bling"
on the Linux desktop... not a very important reason, sure, but Jarmo's
statistics indicate that I may not be alone.
I'm not
Hm. Some of those sound like fixable bugs, and Xgl should work fine on
Intel cards. Xgl should work fine on any card that provides 3d
acceleration, really.
Anyway, the next package will include an upgrade-notifier message
indicating that Xgl will now be started automatically. That should give
p
I had xserver-xgl installed for some reason, maybe I tried it during
edgy... Anyway the package has been installed since then and hasn't
caused problems until this upgrade. I guess that's my own fault, but it
sure took some time debugging why X got totally borked (running like
without acceleration,
A couple of clarifications, so I had xserver-xgl installed without
(ever) using it, and of course I meant "stale" xserver-xgl, not xserver-
xorg... The numbers are for the xserver-xgl package.
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00xserver-xgl_start-server Should Be Optional
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/136878
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The script is installed under the assumption that a user who installs
Xgl wants to use Xgl. It should be possible to modify the script so
that it is easily disabled if there's a good use-case for having Xgl
installed and not wanting to use it, however. Alternatively we could
add avivo to the list
