On Wed, 28 Nov 2007 19:12:48 -0500
Barnacle Bill the Sailor wrote:

> HI all
>
> Funny thing happening in 10.3, that is Compiz fusion won't work in
> Gnome at all even though 3d acceleration is enabled. More odd is that
> it not only works fine with the KDE desktop it got itself going
> pretty much without my knowing it? So what's the deal in Gnome. Am
> using nvidia 7600 . If I manually choose compiz, I loose my window
> handling parts, and decorations. If I then choose ANY other
> windowmanager I get all the handles and decorations appropriate to
> that manager. But again, only Gnome is doing this to me. KDE works
> well. Any ideas?
Hi
Check your setup against the Configuration section?
http://en.opensuse.org/Compiz_Fusion

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Hello:
compiz works in KDE menus... but it is unreliable: the task ba
disappears etc...
To me compiz, is a nice "gadget": fun but useless, so (reluctantly
though) I removed it.
My system is OpenSuse 110.3 x86-64
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Barnacle Bill the Sailor wrote:
> HI all
>
> Funny thing happening in 10.3, that is Compiz fusion won't work in Gnome
> at all even though 3d acceleration is enabled. More odd is that it not
> only works fine with the KDE desktop it got itself going pretty much
> without my knowing it? So what's the deal in Gnome. Am using nvidia 7600
> . If I manually choose compiz, I loose my window handling parts, and
> decorations. If I then choose ANY other windowmanager I get all the
> handles and decorations appropriate to that manager. But again, only
> Gnome is doing this to me. KDE works well. Any ideas?

Abbe Sait wrote:
> Hello:
> compiz works in KDE menus... but it is unreliable: the task ba
> disappears etc...
> To me compiz, is a nice "gadget": fun but useless, so (reluctantly
> though) I removed it.
> My system is OpenSuse 110.3 x86-64
> --
> Barnacle Bill the Sailor wrote:
>> HI all
>>
>> Funny thing happening in 10.3, that is Compiz fusion won't work in Gnome
>> at all even though 3d acceleration is enabled. More odd is that it not
>> only works fine with the KDE desktop it got itself going pretty much
>> without my knowing it? So what's the deal in Gnome. Am using nvidia 7600
>> . If I manually choose compiz, I loose my window handling parts, and
>> decorations. If I then choose ANY other windowmanager I get all the
>> handles and decorations appropriate to that manager. But again, only
>> Gnome is doing this to me. KDE works well. Any ideas?


Yeah I see the warnings that it's yet experimental. But getting it to
work reliably is what sees it from gadget to goodie. Oh well.