** Attachment added: "Screenshot of the problem : no window decorations, the
left white square is an instance of gnome-terminal that I started just after
starting compiz. The right one was started before that, and is still working."
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/19730461/Capture_compiz_16bpp.
Let me add one additional piece of information : the terminal windows
(gnome-terminal and konsole) are all white when compiz is enabled in 16
bpp. I have to enter commands through alt-F2.
Upon looking at the compiz log, I see four problems :
- Warn: No GLXFBConfig for depth 32
- Info: Couldn't bi
** Attachment added: "Compiz log when launched with the previous xorg.conf, in
16 bpp"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/19728457/compiz_16bpp.log
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[regression] ati rv100 & 16 bpp : no window decoration
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/297980
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** Attachment added: "My X config. Window decoration do not appear unless I
comment out the "DefaultDepth 16" line, thus degrading speed."
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/19638471/xorg.conf
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[regression] ati rv100 & 16 bpp : no window decoration
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/297980
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Public bug reported:
I have an ati rv100, a quite old graphic card. Nevertheless, I was using it
fine with compiz in ubuntu hardy, provided two specific options in xorg.conf :
- the first one to make compiz start successfully :
Option "GARTSize" "64"in Section "Device"
-the second one to make it
I found my problem regarding the systray being _completely_ unreadable.
Some time ago, I had manually added "Option "MigrationHeuristics"
"greedy"" in my xorg.conf to fix another problem. Removing this line has
made the kde4 systray work as for everybody else, i.e. with icons
rendered right, but ba
Another screenshot of the problem on my machine, with the following spec
: Macbook Core 2 Duo, Intel 945GM, Ubuntu Intrepid 64 bits, latest
packages as of today. See how the 10 icons in the systray are
undistinguishable.
I went to #plasma today, and asked for directions. Aaron Seigo answered
that
Hi,
I have had exactly the same problem on my machine, running Ubuntu
Intrepid 64 bits, with the last several versions of libplasma and
friends. Yesterday's 4.1.0 packages suffer the same. The rendering
problems are there no matter if desktop effects are enabled or not.
Please note that not only
Hi,
I'm a gnuplot developer, and I can tell you how to fix this bug. Thanks for
reporting this, and I can confirm this behaviour on my machine too.
In fact, this bug comes from wxWidgets 2.6 (at least 2.6.3, the one gnuplot is
linked to in ubuntu 8.04). It has already been reported to us quite a
Hi,
I am a gnuplot developer, and I would be pleased to help you track this
issue down.
Could you tell us what is the content of your "plot" script ?
You talk about a toolbar, so I assume you are using the default gnuplot
terminal in ubuntu 8.04, called wxt. Can you confirm ?
And finally, does t
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