Also firefox scrolls SUPER SLOWLY and JUMPY. The same effect happens when I drag a window around the workspace. Do you have any ideas about this problem? I installed the ATI driver via envyNG, and it has been running great the past month until now.
Also firefox scrolls SUPER SLOWLY and JUMPY. The same effect happens when I drag a window around the workspace. Do you have any ideas about this problem? I installed the ATI driver via envyNG, and it has been running great the past month until now.
wonder if you can help. desktop effects not working.
My Compiz-check output.
Thanks in advanceCode:Gathering information about your system... Distribution: Ubuntu 8.10 Desktop environment: GNOME Graphics chip: nVidia Corporation GeForce 8800 GT (rev a2) Driver in use: nvidia Rendering method: Nvidia Checking if it's possible to run Compiz on your system... Checking for texture_from_pixmap... [FAIL] Checking for non power of two support... [FAIL] Checking for composite extension... [ OK ] Checking for FBConfig... [FAIL] Checking for hardware/setup problems... [SKIP] At least one check had to be skipped: Error: Unable to detect maximum 3D texture size
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Your graphics chip too, is not properly installed.
I don't know how you all tried to install it, but it obviously failed.
Is there a mirror download?
Tried for hours and have yet to grab it..
Thanks!
Thanks in advance.
Code:Gathering information about your system... Distribution: Ubuntu 8.10 Desktop environment: GNOME Graphics chip: nVidia Corporation NV34 [GeForce FX 5500] (rev a1) Driver in use: vesa Rendering method: None Checking if it's possible to run Compiz on your system... [SKIP] Checking for hardware/setup problems... [SKIP] At least one check had to be skipped: Error: No rendering method in use (AIGLX, Xgl or Nvidia) Would you like to know more? (Y/n) y The vesa driver is not capable of running Compiz, you need to install the proper driver for your graphics card.
Yeah sorry, you have the exact same symptoms as "veganbikepunk", so I did't found it necessary to address you too.
Your driver is not installed/set up correctly. I always stick to the driver provided by Ubuntu, so I never have such problems.
Try un-installing it, then run
Afterwards reboot and install the driver again.Code:sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
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