i installed Mac4Lin on fedora 11. then tried to uninstall that. but the windows control buttons were not changed to default. then i uninstalled emerald to solve this problem... and it didn't help either. nyway now my compiz is not working at all. i reinstalled all the packages again. but i cant enable compiz. i don't know what to do now.. help mee.....
is there nyway to reinstall gnome completely and install compiz?asiridol said:machanllaaa... i got a problem again.i installed Mac4Lin on fedora 11. then tried to uninstall that. but the windows control buttons were not changed to default. then i uninstalled emerald to solve this problem... and it didn't help either. nyway now my compiz is not working at all. i reinstalled all the packages again. but i cant enable compiz. i don't know what to do now.. help mee.....
is there nyway to reinstall gnome completely and install compiz?
070348K said:I installed Mac4lin on FC9 a day before changing to FC11, so no tragedy will happen. Anyway, I was able to return to my original Nodoka theme anytime I like so I didn't try (need to) uninstalling it.
I guess you should try changing the theme. If it doesn't help, try making a new user. Anyways I don't know what the uninstalling process does.
nyway i don't mind about that now..
can you tell me the command to install compiz-fusion with necessary dependencies? really appreciate mankosandpol said:what the devil is mac4lin ? a mac os emulator ?
asiridol said:the theme changed without a prob. but the problem is that you know that mac theme change the position of the windows controls.. (minimize,close and restore buttons in title bar) it's not changingnyway i don't mind about that now..
can you tell me the command to install compiz-fusion with necessary dependencies? really appreciate man
asiridol said:machan do yo know about this problem?
[asiri@asiri-laptop ~]$ compiz-manager
Checking for Xgl: not present.
xset q doesn't reveal the location of the log file. Using fallback /var/log/Xorg.0.log
No whitelisted driver found
aborting and using fallback: /usr/bin/metacity


kosandpol said:you dont have a graphics driver with opengl in use. Most likely you're using the wrong driver.

070348K said:Again, copied from some site... not sure... I seriously think you should re-install gnome! (if your gnome is malfunctioning)
If you have a Intel Video driver, type this on command line (as root)
mkdir -p ~/.config/compiz/ && echo SKIP_CHECKS=yes >> ~/.config/compiz/compiz-manager
else install gconf-editor and type gconf-editor in terminal to popup the editor. Make sure that under the apps -> metacity -> general make sure that metacity isn't set as compositing manager (you need to do yum install gconf-editor for installing)
how do I reinstall gnome?


problem
machan, i have to run nvidia-xconfig again and again after restarting the computer to enable nvidia driver
what may be the problem?Your xorg.conf is not getting saved over reboots or getting restored from a backup or you have passed VGA options with the kernel parameters in the grub.asiridol said:problem
machan, i have to run nvidia-xconfig again and again after restarting the computer to enable nvidia driver
what may be the problem?