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There is another way to do it. Disable XGL by running gnome-xgl-switch --disable-xgl, then go into yast-->system-->/etc/sysconfig editor. I don't know where it is in 10.3, but there is an option in there which is set by default to "Xorg". Find it, and change it to XGL.
Sorry I can't be more specific, I'm at work, on a Windows machine.
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There are two options that reference XGL:
DISPLAYMANAGER_XSERVER
DISPLAYMANAGER_XGL_XOPTS
Any idea which I should mess with?
Update:
It seems that you're talking about XSERVER. I will set it to XGL and see what happens.