In Ubuntu, the Unity will render using its full "3D" effects or step
down to a less intensive "2D" version on systems with weaker graphics cards.
I need to do the same with one of my apps that uses blendLevel on
stacks, in which systems unable to run with the rich compositing needed
for blendLevel would get a different UI.
Is there a shell command I can call to determine whether the current
system has rich compositing capabilities?
In Ubuntu I can use:
/usr/lib/nux/unity_support_test -p
..but I'd like to find a call that can be used on other Linux distros as
well.
TIA -
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Richard Gaskin
Fourth World
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