On 8/16/11, Alex <mysqlstudent@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi,
>
>>> Is there another way, besides hacking the xorg.conf like it's 1998
>>> again, to configure resolution and dual monitors?
>>
>> Try the "Catalyst Control Center" that was installed along with the
>> driver. FInd it in whatever GNOME 3 calls an application menu or run
>> "amdccle" from a terminal.
>
> Okay, great. I see the program now.
>
>>> Also, what the hell happened to the minimize button on each window?
>>
>> It was removed in GNOME 3. I understand installing and using the
>> gnome-tweak-tool package permits you to restore some sane behaviors to
>> the desktop.
>
> Is there an easy way to install this? The only reference I see is
> through a copy using git.
It's included in the Fedora repository. Just find it in the graphical
package manager or via the command line:
yum install gnome-tweak-tool
>>> Is there any way to fix the screen corruption without switching from
>>> GNOME to another DE?
>>
>> Exactly what are you experiencing?
>
> - Icons missing from "Applications" menu. There are one or two there,
> but for the majority it is only the description.
> - There is like a checkerboard flickering when moving some windows.
> Not exactly sure under what circumstances it occurs.
> - What happened to the menu bar that displays which applications are
> running so I can click on them to bring it to the foreground? There
> are some programs listed at the top that are running, but even firefox
> and thunderbird are not there, and can only be chosen by clicking
> Activities first.
>
> I saw a screenshot somewhere of a program selection thing at the
> bottom of the screen that was pretty nice looking. Any idea how to
> enable such a thing with GNOME3?
That might be the dock extension ("gnome-shell-extensions-dock" in the
repo), but I'm not sure. In general, you might want to run "yum search
gnome-shell-extension" and see if anything strikes your fancy.
> - Playing 720p video causes the audio to be out of sync with the
> video. It's like the video can't keep up with the audio. Screen
> refresh doesn't seem terrible, but certainly doesn't feel as good as
> it should for a $250 video card.
>
>> You could also try fallback mode:
>> http://www.dedoimedo.com/computers/gnome-3-fallback.html
>
> I will investigate this.
That will turn off all the graphics-accelerated crap and give you
something closer to a GNOME 2 experience. You probably should still
investigate what's going on with your graphics (that's unfortunately
above my pay grade), but it will get you a usable desktop in the
interim.
> Thanks so much for your help.
> Best,
> Alex
-T.C.
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