Re: Enabling Compiz by default?

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On 8/10/07, Joachim Frieben <jfrieben@xxxxxx> wrote:
> > Why not look at a default compositor/window manager that allows basic
> > compositing features without the need for a OpenGL accelerated
> > graphics
> > engine?
>
>
> Do you have one to offer ?

What about 'yum install xcompmgr'?
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I ran xcompmgr for quite a while.  The biggest problem is it doesn't
integrate well with anything.  It is also more of a proof of concept than
a fully baked solution.   Metacity's original compositing was based
off of the xcompmgr code.  The current xfwm4 compositing code is
based off the original xcompmgr and metacity code also.  I have been
suggesting that as the better 2d compositing solution.

I will shut up about it now.

Jon
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