I mean System --> Preferences --> Look and feel ---> GL Desktop
This launches gnome-compiz-preferences and from within the opened window you can select
Enable GL Desktop
and then you are with compiz.... or at least a part of it... I don't know
you get the windows effects, the ctrl-Alt-mouse driven rotation of the cube, but not the cube rotation when you select another desktop at bottom right.
And it seems this is in conflict with compiz-manager, at least with my nvidia card.
If you have compiz-manager running and try to "Enable GL Desktop" compiz-manager crashes.
I think it should be managed.
Sebastian Vahl on Thu, 1 Nov 2007 11:12:36 +0100 wrote:
>What do you mean with GL Desktop? The nvidia based counterpart for aiglx/xgl?
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