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hello to everyone, I have intalled beryl at my opensuse 10.2 and at first it worked just fine!! two days ago i did a mistake and tried to play with xgl settings so i opened xgl settings and enabled the compiz and the beryl i also add a repository for opensuse and pressed the install buton for opensuse (wich is under the repository) i installed gconf and enabled copmiz with gconf(i didn't really know what i was doing) afterwards i restarted because everything froze and when i logged in again when the beryl started there was only a white screen(beryl starts automatically) i went on the xglsetings again and disabled compiz-gconf and restarted my compiuter and then it was only a black screen (when beryl started) the cube is working fine!!!but with black screens i went on the xgl settings and disaled everything but the window manager where only mentaity compiz (not working but the screen doesn't go away) and kwin. while i was looking on the internet i read at the beryl forum from a guy with the same problem that i need to delete the file in /home/accountname/.config/autostart i did it but when i try to log in as user(where the problem take affect) all are same(black screen) and also when i log in as root and go to /home/accountname/.config/ the autostart file still exist!!!!! if anyone knows please help!!!
I deleted all the .config directory but when i logout and login as user beryl auto started and the white screen appeared. when i logged on as root again(to write this message) i went again on the .configur directory and all was deleted except from the autostart!!!!
I think i fixed it but i had to go at /etc/X11/xgl.conf and edit at the file i am truly sorry but i don't know exactly what to add because i found the solution from some number of sites but i also found that-> http://forum.beryl-project.org/viewt...30e3c26#p32971
and also that -> http://forum.beryl-project.org/viewt...2&p=5664#p5664
i hope i helped someone that had had the same problem with me an also i would like to say special thanks to LQ and Glennspref for all the help!!!!
p.s. just to let all know when i resolved the white screen problem i had some major beryl problems (not loading the user account,not reloading window manager,crashing all the time e.t.c.) I have an acer with AMD turion x2 1024 of RAM and NVIDIA 6100 and my os is opensuse 10.2 I mention all these because i read at the official site that i should use beryl with Rendering path=copy Rendering platform=XGL but with these my computer crashed so i put everything in auto and all are ok. hope i helped
Great Job. I also had xgl set to auto for as while, but now it is off.
New versions for beryl have arrived and I think those help files were for an older version.
Anyway, I'm using mandriva 2007.1 spring, And I could not be sure suse handled the files in the same manner or held them in the same place. So I tried to get you to where you could help yourself.
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