similar to: Compiz-scheme documentation.

On Wed, 2007-04-25 at 11:09 -0700, Robert Carr wrote: > include/compiz.h | 1 + > 1 files changed, 1 insertion(+) > > New commits: > commit 2402215a6a3bd50e9d87e99d4a45de14b635ecea > Merge: 1b0ae38... 7f518da... > Author: Robert Carr <racarr@gorbie.(none)> > Date: Wed Apr 25 14:09:38 2007 -0400 > > Merge branch 'master' of

Beyond the general work on compiz-scheme (new wrappings, hooks, code improvements, etc), I've added a few large new things: 1. Key bindings with modifiers. This lets you from any of your scheme files/interactive prompt bind an arbitrary key + modifier to an arbitrary scheme function. So you can define new Compiz behaviors and shortcuts on the fly. 2. An interactive prompt. This sets up a

I've put a scheme plugin in users/racarr/compiz-scheme on gitweb.open-compositing.org. Essentially it allows the user to define a startup file (~/.compiz/startup.scm) and fill it with scheme code to do neat things and extend Beryl. On one hand it acts like a super powered state plugin, on the other it lets you define useful behavior specific to what you do with your Compiz and share these

My recent work on Compiz-scheme has brought to my attention several problems preventing a real compiz extension language. Note that when I refer to an extension language, I am not referring to the ability to add plugins in some other languages, but more of something in the vein of emacs lisp. The major problem right now is extension languages are locked in to one plugin and what core exposes.

I've recently drafted a rough idea of a composite manager agnostic protocol for leveraging the compositor for retained drawing in a way suitable for highly interactive and flexible applications. It seems to be that for anything like this to be a success it would have to be developed with the support of multiple window managers, and I would appreciate any feedback, ideas, and contributions to

I have had a rather hard time enabling Compiz on my Dell laptop, as it has an ATI X1400 video card. I found a tutorial which helped me configure Compiz in Gnome, but I'm not about to switch to Gnome. I hope that someone here can help me translate the scripts used in the tutorial to start KDE instead of Gnome. I myself have been unable to do so, after a good day googling the subject. These are

Compiz and Beryl merge: What's really going on? Recently Quinns post to the beryl-dev mailing list entitled 'Merge on' has led to a lot of discussion, some of which has been good and some of which has led to a lot of misinformation, to clear things up I'd like to give the story of the merge, and the justification for some of the more peculiar aspects. Basically lets try to avoid

After several weeks of discussion the leaders of Compiz and Beryl have agreed that the two communities shall reunite. This decision is supported by both David and Quinn and represents the majority decision of the administrators and developers in each community. At this early stage not a lot has been decided, but these are the main points of the agreement: - As had previously been decided,

Our previous attempts to select a project name for CompComm have not gone well. We tried a poll but the names in the poll were not pre-qualified to determine if they were usable and the ?winning? name was also a strongly disliked name. Kristian and I each proposed a plan to select a name, but that effort got sidetracked by a massive flame war on the mailing list. While our community has some

Adding new options to a plugin is a pain. There is a lot of code that has allways to be changed for that. This is the reason why I've created the Beryl/Compiz XML options parser (bcop). Bcop allows you easily to describe options in XML and will autogenerate the needed Beryl/Compiz C code for you. The only think that needs to be changed in a existing plugins is to include the xxx_options.h

Hello, I'm new to compiz and to this list but I'd like to contribute. I couldn't find a more appropriate place to ask a few questions about the compiz project (which is actually my first question). 1. Since the apparent compiz/beryl fork I don't see a compiz "community" site. Is there one? 2. Is compiz going to continue to be developed, and if so, is there a road

Greetings ! Here are the minutes of today's Compiz Conference Call. The next one will take place next week, time and date aren't frozen yet, we'll keep you up to date about this. Feel free to comment and stack new questions for next week. Regards, Guillaume ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Conference Call 2009-01-28 Discussing the

Some weeks ago one of my friends asked me to port the "use-copy" (non-tfp) beryl's feature to Compiz since he wasn't able to run compiz (fusion) smoothly in his nvidia card with turbocache (these cards works well only using Xgl, otherwise they are affected by the [in]famous "Black Window Bug". That's obiouvsly an error that nVidia should fix, but in the latest

In response to --> Date: Thu, 28 Sep 2006 20:42:28 +0100 From: Colin Guthrie <gmane@colin.guthr.ie> Subject: [compiz] Re: beryl fork To: compiz@lists.freedesktop.org Message-ID: <efh8fc$7u2$1@sea.gmane.org> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1 ---------- I want to comment on the fork too. I apologize if this isn't the right venue, but it's my response to

Hello, I just tried compiz-0.5.0 on my asus laptop with a intel 945gm chipset using intel_drv on the latest FC6 and get the following messages: The latest release of beryl does have this problem. How can I fix compiz to make it work? $ compiz --replace --indirect-rendering libGL warning: 3D driver claims to not support visual 0x4b compiz: GLX_EXT_texture_from_pixmap is not supported by

Argl, this was meant to go to the list and not only to Hanno! -- email - macslow@bangang.de www - http://macslow.thepimp.net lowfat - http://macslow.thepimp.net/sponsor-it -------------- next part -------------- An embedded message was scrubbed... From: Mirco =?ISO-8859-1?Q?M=FCller?= <macslow@bangang.de> Subject: Re: [compiz] compiz coding style Date: Fri, 06 Oct 2006 01:53:46 +0200 Size:

Hi All, First off, I've just started using compiz and its fantastic... I'm using compiz with KDE (on FC6), all is OK apart from one small niggle which is when I use the scale or switcher plugins it includes my kicker windows (the desktop panels) in the list, which isn't so pretty. I don't know much about gconf, but poking around in the settings for compiz and found that these

Changes since 0.2.2: * Core Some stencil buffer requirements have been removed. Focus stealing prevention. Fragment attribute interface that allow plugins to perform more advanced fragment shading effects while integrating properly with other plugins. Use composite overlay window for output by default. Add file notification API.

I just installed Compiz on Ubuntu Feisty (Gutsy does not work on my hardware as per the release notes) via the http://ppa.launchpad.net/amaranth/ubuntu repo, which is the repo suggested in the compiz-fusion website. The machine is a Dell Inspiron E1505 / 6400 with the horrible ATI X1400 graphics card and 1680x1050 monitor. I installed XGL and the proprietary ATI driver, a combination that worked

I have downloaded compiz-0.2.0 and tried to compile it. The INSTALL file talks about autgen.sh, but I am unable to locate it. I tried ./configure but it complains about a number of missing packages. Is there any docs on how to compile compiz on SLED 10 ? I have searched in a lot of places, but have not been able to dig up anything. A detailed list of what packages is required (and where to locate