I meet a problem on Gnome of openSUSE v12.1 64-bit. While I try to enable Compiz(Desktop Effect), it shows “Oh no! Something has gone wrong.”. I don’t know how to enable(or solve) it. Could you please give me solutions?
On 12/29/2011 10:16 AM, johnhmj wrote:
> Do you mean that Compiz is unavailable on the Gnome3 of openSUSE v12.1?
i think it means, that Gnome 3 alone has all the capability (and more)
than did gnome2+compiz…
i mean, compiz was a necessary thing back the middle of last decade…
well, compiz and “desktop effects” are not interchangeable terms…
if you can’t enable desktop effects that has nothing to do with
compiz…so, you need to work on getting the best video driver for your
system…begin here: http://tinyurl.com/37v9y7m
using the term compiz slowed down your help…precision is important.
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I don’t think a reinstall will help. There have been a number of threads concerning display rendering problems with openSUSE 12.1 and Gnome 3. For example:
The problem is located between the chair and the keyboard. Compiz and GNOME3 don’t fit together… what’s so special about it? That’s something you need to take to Compiz developers, they are the ones who have to fix it. In fact Compiz shouldn’t even be a part of 12.1… At release date Compiz was highly unstable with KDE4 (known issue for everyone) and has absolutly no support for GNOME3…
You have an excellent opportunity to hack some code and fix it
Gnome 3 developers made it incompatible with ANY window manager other that Mutter (and incompatible with users too :P).
Compiz developers can’t fix it, because it’s not broken.
Mutter “desktop effects” are quite pathetic compared to compiz, but maybe it will improve over time.
But Compiz isn’t deprecated yet, it can be used with xfce, and together they rock!