Desktop Experience: Bug Fix
Because of the modularization of X.org 7.0, you must make directory named default in directory "/usr/share/icons". You can copy "index.theme" from "/usr/X11R6/lib/X11/icons/default" into that directory. So, you may enjoy the default mouse theme. For compability, you could just make a symlink. This is the way it is:
For nVidia, besides TNT2, all gfx card from nVidia should use nvidia-glx not the legacy one. The info in the given link is rather false.
Now, I get myself addictive into KDE because of their kcompmgr. I can configure my menu, panel, and apps to have shadow and cool fade animation. I admit defeat on gnome. *sigh*
I hope those boys and gals at metacity can implement better. Now, I must admit that I'm a KDE user.
Btw, blender still doesn't know GLX. It's because my VGA card (nVIDIA GeFORCE 2 MX 400) are considered as legacy system. *Hiks* :)
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The problem is I never put "EnableGLXWithComposite" option in my "xorg.conf". That's why I never have my GLX enabled (which is default for nVidia cards). Now, with the option enabled, I have my both GLX and composite run with charm. Spookie!
With kcompmgr enabled, I have beautiful desktop experience at home which is more beautiful than Windoze!
Ubuntu Dapper Drake would be a great masacre to another desktop, imo. With just the development version I have, the desktop greatly improved and responsived. Can't wait the final version.
One thing, how do I enable SELinux on the kernel? (Don't worry this is geek stuff, don't ever terrified by the question)
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# sudo mkdir -p /usr/share/icons/defaultNow, you can enjoy your new cursor. The default install still use the old fashion to install default setting.
# ln -s /usr/X11/lib/X11/icons/default/index.theme /usr/share/icons/default
For nVidia, besides TNT2, all gfx card from nVidia should use nvidia-glx not the legacy one. The info in the given link is rather false.
Now, I get myself addictive into KDE because of their kcompmgr. I can configure my menu, panel, and apps to have shadow and cool fade animation. I admit defeat on gnome. *sigh*
I hope those boys and gals at metacity can implement better. Now, I must admit that I'm a KDE user.
Btw, blender still doesn't know GLX. It's because my VGA card (nVIDIA GeFORCE 2 MX 400) are considered as legacy system. *Hiks* :)
[edit]
The problem is I never put "EnableGLXWithComposite" option in my "xorg.conf". That's why I never have my GLX enabled (which is default for nVidia cards). Now, with the option enabled, I have my both GLX and composite run with charm. Spookie!
With kcompmgr enabled, I have beautiful desktop experience at home which is more beautiful than Windoze!
Ubuntu Dapper Drake would be a great masacre to another desktop, imo. With just the development version I have, the desktop greatly improved and responsived. Can't wait the final version.
One thing, how do I enable SELinux on the kernel? (Don't worry this is geek stuff, don't ever terrified by the question)
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