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2006 Oct 08
1
Plugins
Here are a few plugins I wrote.
The put plugins gives you bindings to move windows around.
I set it up so the numeric keypad is like the area of the screen.
So <Super>KP_Home will move the window to the top left, etc ...
It also does viewport moves which is handy when used with the plane
plugin. I like the plane plugin in a 3x3 matrix matching the keypad, so
with the keypad and some
2006 Dec 15
1
[PATCH] cube unfold distance
I have gone ahead and implemented the unfold distance option
as mentioned in the source.
the patch is here
http://home.comcast.net/~moppsy/compiz/cube-unfold-distance.patch
2006 Sep 27
2
plugin templates
I've created some basic plugin templates, which people can use to get a
quick start at writing compiz plugins. The plugins them self don't
contain much more than some basic initialization code but there's a
simple makefile example and a slightly more complex autotools example
which are useful. If someone got improvements to these templates or some
more complex examples they think
2007 Jan 06
1
git hosting
The git hosting I promised is finally set up. Sorry that this took
forever to get ready.
If you want a repository on git.compiz.org, send an email to me and
explain with a few words why you want it. If you have some code, attach
it or include an URL to where it can be found. Include a list of initial
user names and passwords that should be given write access to the
repository.
The requirements
2006 May 10
1
invalid binding strings
gconf places no restrictions on setting string values.
compiz does not seem to validate binding strings and I have noticed that it can cause quirky behavior.
The exact situation that brought this to my attention was setting opacity_increase and opacity_decrease to empty string values. After initiating switcher with Alt-Tab, while keeping Alt pressed, pressing shift changes the active windows
2006 May 11
1
compiz without a desktop window
Running compiz without a desktop window has some unexpected behavior.
It is not possible to grab the cube with the mouse. The pointer needs to be over a window for it to work.
In display.c the XSelectInput call in addDisplay is missing ButtonPressMask and ButtonReleaseMask, so it makes sense why this doesn't work.
Is there a reason why they have been left out?
Lower window with Button2 on
2006 Dec 28
2
updating the AUTHORS file
Hey everyone,
I like to get the AUTHORS file updated before the next release.
I suggest that we add the name and email of anyone who contributed some
piece of code to compiz. For people who have contributed such a
significant piece of code that it can be considered an algorithm or some
functionality (e.g. Mirco's sky dome support in the cube plugin or
S?ren's plane plugin), that should
2006 Jun 08
1
[PATCH] raise window key binding
With raise_on_click disabled, I wanted to be able to raise a window with a button click sometimes. It seemed logical to do something like the lower window key binding. So I did it.
It was quite simple, but here is the patch anyway.
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2006 Oct 05
2
compiz coding style
The coding style I use for compiz is very similar to what's used in the
xserver. This was the best I could get out of GNU indent.
indent -psl -saf -sai -saw -sob -i4 -bbo -bls -lp -di1 -pcs -bs -cs -bl
-bli0 -cdb -sc -bad -bap -l78
The style in compiz is slightly different though. Function parameters
are aligned and I usually align function parameter names and variable
names too. I also
2008 Dec 31
5
The future of Compiz
Where are we going?
It's time to start thinking ahead and really figure out how to make Compiz
survive, specially in lieu of Dennis' suggestion.
The reality is that there has been the equivalent of no progress since the
merge. We've basically only been in maintenance mode. The reason for this,
from my point of view, is a complete lack of direction and leadership.
We've