Personally, the only occurrence of compiz.real on my computer was due to
me creating the symlink after I had read it could fix the problem. It
did not.
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[regression-release] Compiz fails to decorate windows after upgrade
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For me, the same. This seems to be not at all a compiz bug, but a gnome-session
one...
So, not only upgrading between two consecutive releases may give a lot of
headache, but also sharing the home directory between consecutive releases.
** Changed in: compiz (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed =
** Also affects: gnome-session (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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[regression-release] Compiz fails to decorate windows after upgrade
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So there are two problems here. Compiz no longer ships a file called
compiz.real and gnome-session doesn't have any kind of fallback when the
WM saved in your session no longer exists. A hack in the compiz package
to ship a symlink would fix this one instance of the problem but a fix
in
Well, actually, I encountered no trace of compiz.real in the various
error logs I've checked.
Also, I have removed any session links saved in the
$HOME/.compiz/session directory, but some seem to make their way back,
so maybe that is indeed the problem.
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[regression-release] Compiz fails to
From bug #587689
I renamed .compiz with no effect, except on first reboot the boot
stopped when it encountered the error given in bug #562843.
However, re-creating .config/gnome-session cured my problem with both
window decoration and saving the Visual Effects setting. On first
reboot, window
** Changed in: gnome-session (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
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Right, so what happens is you saved your session in karmic and that
saved compiz.real as a program to run in your session. In lucid
compiz.real doesn't exist so gnome-session tries to start it and fails.
Ideally gnome-session would then just start the default WM (compiz)
but it does not. That's
Like my two compadres above, I'm encountering the same symptoms.
Upgraded from Karmic, doesn't work, but does work for a brand new user.
I've looked into my xsessions-error but fixed all the errors, to no
avail. I'm currently working around the problem by launching
/usr/bin/compiz at startup,
It seems that this problem never happens to new user accounts created after
upgrading to Lucid.
It is thus related a bad handling of Karmic home directories.
We can run more tests to confirm this.
From what I remember, removing .gnome* and .gconf* were not helping
either.
However, removing all
The source of the problem does appear to be related to something in the
user's home. I have 2 user accounts on my machine the problem only
manifests itself for *one* of the user sessions. Like many of the folks
here, I originally upgraded from Karmic - Lucid. I also later went to
the trouble of
Apparently it only fixed it for one boot? FML -.- (It has returned)
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i also have the same problem since i installed 10.04. window decorations
are not visible when i reboot my pc!!dont know what to do in order to
fix it..help pleaseee
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I looked at my xsession-errors and played around with my .compiz/session
and somehow fixed it. :s
ALdaperan, try the workarounds first and then look at the xsession-
errors (it's a text file in your home folder). There is also a
discussion here (
** Also affects: compiz
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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I have this problem too...
I reinstalled Ubuntu (since I have a separate home partition) and the
problem persists, so it must have something to do with a file in the
home directory.
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