I completely agree that mentioned issue doesn't affect every graphics card. But
my job's one has this annoying problem.
At home I has the desktop computer and the notebook as well. Both computers
work great with compiz independently of total screen size. I guess it happens
due to these comps
To tell in truth I have the same situation. I was able to use compiz and
visual effects during Interpid, Jaunty and Karmic use. And after distro-
upgrade I was completely surprised that compiz had not started at all
with the following error message: compiz (core) - Warn: Exceeded max
texture size
Actually, I had a problem with my graphics card, and had to buy a new
one. This time I bought an nvdia card, and I no longer have the compaz
problem. Nothing I can say except that I still think that the fix
that ubuntu made was entirely the wrong thing thing to do.
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Compiz will not start
Bug 428769 is suppose to fix compiz so that it can run on a 2048x1152
monitor. People had no problem running lucid on this size monitor if
they used Metacity. So you above comment, Given the choice between
someone not being able to use their computer at all and someone not
being able to use
Here is the problem:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg-server/+bug/555641
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Compiz will not start when using dual monitor (spanning)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/561577
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The fix for bug 428769 was to make compiz stop trying to run in this
situation, not to make it work correctly (that'd have to be done in the
driver).
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Compiz will not start when using dual monitor (spanning)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/561577
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Thought that you would be interested to know that my setup works perfect
in Kubuntu (Just installed next to GNOME). Compiz (and their
compositor) started with no hitches on my dual-monitor setup. Go
figure... Perhaps their guys can tell you how they solved the problem.
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Compiz will not
Ok, I see where the misunderstanding is now. Your hardware supports
running compiz in this configuration, sure. Someone with an almost
identical setup gets an unusable system when compiz starts. To fix his
problem we also had to make it so compiz will refuse to run on your
system too.
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Compiz
** Package changed: gnome-control-center (Ubuntu) = compiz (Ubuntu)
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Compiz will not start when using dual monitor (spanning)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/561577
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We've changed the check to = max texture size instead of max texture
size to fix bug 428769. There is no way to allow your system to work and
prevent that one from breaking since drivers apparently handle this
differently.
** Changed in: compiz (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Won't Fix
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Compiz
I'm a little confused. My 2048x 768 setup has worked in Ubuntu for at
least the last couple of years, and worked until the Lucid - Beta 2
updates. The drivers being used now is the same driver that was used
before the Beta 2 release. Please explain further. This refusal to fix
makes no sense
Someone else has a 2048xwhatever resolution and their max texture size
is 2048 just like yours but on their system running complz results in
unusable screen corruption. Given the choice between someone not being
able to use their computer at all and someone not being able to use
compiz we've
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