Re: Gnome 2.22 and Compiz

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you should be able to disable Compiz without sacrificing decorations,
in fact on that kind of machine i would recommend it.

On Sat, Mar 29, 2008 at 11:38 AM, jan de coster <jan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> try to remove the fast-user-switch-applet on your upper bar ... this is
>  cause normaly the cpu load
>
>  Kr,
>
>  Tom R schreef:
>
>
> > Is it possible to run Gnome 2.22 without Compiz?
>  >
>  > I recently tried the Ubuntu-8.04 Beta and found that
>  > Gnome 2.22 was using 90+% of the available processor
>  > load just to maintain the desktop.  The system was a
>  > 667MHz GX110 with 320MB Ram and the on-board (not
>  > openGL compatable) Intel video chip.  If I uninstall
>  > Compiz, I lose the window decorations and can't move
>  > or resize the windows.  If I leave Compiz installed
>  > and disable the GL desktop in Gnome Compiz
>  > Preferences, I still end up with 90% of the processor
>  > load maintaining the desktop.  I switched from Windows
>  > to Linux in 2005 because I got tried of the "top
>  > heaviness" of Windows, and I'm hoping Linux isn't
>  > headed down the same path.
>  >
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