Fedora 12, LXDE, install compiz

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gychang
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Fedora 12, LXDE, install compiz

Post by gychang »

I have a thinkpad T42 laptop and was able to install compiz with F12 with gnome.

Is there a guide on how to instal compiz in LXDE?, I apologize if this is the wrong forum for the question.

gychang
Marty Jack
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Re: Fedora 12, LXDE, install compiz

Post by Marty Jack »

Ask your distro, or look at http://wiki.compiz.org/Distributions

It works best if you use the flat file backend "compiz ccp" so you do not depend on the Gnome or KDE configuration storage backend.
rockdoctor
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Re: Fedora 12, LXDE, install compiz

Post by rockdoctor »

gychang wrote:I have a thinkpad T42 laptop and was able to install compiz with F12 with gnome.

Is there a guide on how to instal compiz in LXDE?, I apologize if this is the wrong forum for the question.

gychang
As root (or use sudo):

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yum check-update 
to make sure you've got the latest info, from the repositories, then

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yum install compiz ccsm
should do it. Or use one of the graphical front ends for package management (yumex, PackageKit, smart) and select compiz and ccsm. That should pull in all of the dependencies.
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gychang
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Re: Fedora 12, LXDE, install compiz

Post by gychang »

rockdoctor wrote:
gychang wrote:I have a thinkpad T42 laptop and was able to install compiz with F12 with gnome.

Is there a guide on how to instal compiz in LXDE?, I apologize if this is the wrong forum for the question.

gychang
As root (or use sudo):

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yum check-update 
to make sure you've got the latest info, from the repositories, then

Code: Select all

yum install compiz ccsm
should do it. Or use one of the graphical front ends for package management (yumex, PackageKit, smart) and select compiz and ccsm. That should pull in all of the dependencies.
that's great!, thanks will try it at home tonight. gychang
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