gdesilva
April 29th, 2014, 06:30 AM
I am running Ubuntu Studio 11.04 64 bit version with an ATI card. Installed fglrx and was using xfce4 desktop.
Installed compiz and compiz settings manager and I noticed that when I first set the settings for plugins, such as number of desktops, etc it was not saving my settings. Then I went into Preferences and manually set the plugins and finally got it to work.
Things looked OK for about 4 days and today when I tried to login, compiz was totally screwed up - no panels and desktop icon etc. The only way to get out this was to login in text mode and restart. Was able to login next time via standard ubuntu studio desktop but my standard wallpaper had been replaced by xfce4 wallpaper etc.
I have done a re-install and just wondering whether any one else has had similar experiences with Compiz?
PS. Not related to above but noticed that when I add new items to panels they are all listed as 'Separator' although everything is working fine - this applies to the new install without Compiz.
EDIT : The version I am running is 14.04 and not 11.04 as stated above.
Installed compiz and compiz settings manager and I noticed that when I first set the settings for plugins, such as number of desktops, etc it was not saving my settings. Then I went into Preferences and manually set the plugins and finally got it to work.
Things looked OK for about 4 days and today when I tried to login, compiz was totally screwed up - no panels and desktop icon etc. The only way to get out this was to login in text mode and restart. Was able to login next time via standard ubuntu studio desktop but my standard wallpaper had been replaced by xfce4 wallpaper etc.
I have done a re-install and just wondering whether any one else has had similar experiences with Compiz?
PS. Not related to above but noticed that when I add new items to panels they are all listed as 'Separator' although everything is working fine - this applies to the new install without Compiz.
EDIT : The version I am running is 14.04 and not 11.04 as stated above.