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Does these packages have dependancies on the Gnome or Dropline Gnome packages? By this, I mean, is it possible to install them seamlessly in a stock Slackware 12 install?
Last edited by Mark Havel; 08-08-2007 at 02:43 AM.
How do i start this in xfce? I added beryl-manager to autostarted apps and nothing comes up after the loading screen for xfce. I CAN however spin the cube with my mousewheel. help plz!
Hi,
i download all the packages, and install them.
So far, so good. It seems beryl is on the way.
When running beryl-manager (from the console) i was getting an error about the library libwnc.
I've been reading that some people needed to install it (although it seems is for Gnome)
Anyway, I just downloaded and install it from here:
prdownloads.sourceforge.net/dropline-gnome/libwnck-2.16.0-i686-1dl.tgz
And im not getting that error anymore ... still not seeing the spinning cubes, but on my way.
So, just FYI, you may need that libwnck installed too.
Ive been able to install those ones, but still asking for more ... So far, I gave up. I think I must have messed up with some previous installation and it is the cause to keep making calls to those libraries ... I wonder if installing GNome will fix all those problems. Im facing a very similar problem when installing VMWare.
Anyone knows what are those libraries and why are they being used/called?
Hi, I've downloaded and installed all those packages on Slack 12, but I have a problem, when I try to run beryl I get this:
Code:
Detected xserver : AIGLX
Checking Display :0 ...
Checking for XComposite extension : failed
No composite extension
beryl: No composite extension
I have an ATI Radeon 9600 video card, with proprietary drivers installed. From what I understood from after I've search on google, ATI cards does not support Composite extension (or something like that ). Is there any way to get beryl working? I can live without it but well...
Ive been able to install those ones, but still asking for more ... So far, I gave up. I think I must have messed up with some previous installation and it is the cause to keep making calls to those libraries ... I wonder if installing GNome will fix all those problems. Im facing a very similar problem when installing VMWare.
Anyone knows what are those libraries and why are they being used/called?
thanks,
Juan
So I signed up for this site just to thank everyone that posted in this thread, you guys have been so helpful, thanks!
I haven't seen people really responding to this (and I've checked back here periodically) so I guess I'll take this.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Jcooper
Hi, I've downloaded and installed all those packages on Slack 12, but I have a problem, when I try to run beryl I get this:
Code:
Detected xserver : AIGLX
Checking Display :0 ...
Checking for XComposite extension : failed
No composite extension
beryl: No composite extension
I have an ATI Radeon 9600 video card, with proprietary drivers installed. From what I understood from after I've search on google, ATI cards does not support Composite extension (or something like that ). Is there any way to get beryl working? I can live without it but well...
Compiz and Beryl require the Composite extension. I'm not sure (I stick with nVidia, I've always had better luck with them) but I think this was only true for the older drivers. Check their site - I did a quick search and this is all I found, but I think it's old: http://support.ati.com/ics/support/d...estionID=26907
You might want to check this out, too, from the Compiz site: http://compiz.org/ATI
From the looks of that, you can get it to work if you use XGL instead, and disable AIGLX:
according to this page (I know it's for Ubuntu but it should still work) you can do:
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