Beryl problems on fedora 6

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cranky

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Hi, I have a fedora core 6, I installed beryl from fedora repositories, the problem is, the beryl-manager starts, but the window border disappears. Even if i choose compiz window manager it doesn't change.
 

mehulved

18 Till I Die............
Which graphics adaptor do you have? And did you make the required changes in /etc/X11/xorg.conf?
 
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cranky

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Thanx for replying. What changes do I have to make xorg.conf?
The lspci|grep VGA output is as shown:
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00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 82845G/GL[Brookdale-G]/GE Chipset Integrated Graphics Device (rev 03)

PS: I don't have any nVidia card
 

mehulved

18 Till I Die............
OK just checked the beryl wiki it says no extra configuration is needed for Intel cards.
I am doubtful if 845 based cards work.
See if DRI is enabled
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glxinfo | grep direct
Also, type
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beryl
in the terminal and see what error it gives.
 

hailgautam

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one doubt regarding Beryl, there is a Super Button for shortcuts - which button is it any way?? i am running opensuse 10.2
 
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cranky

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Problem solved!! Now, this may be obvious but I didn't know :D
>opened a terminal, entered beryl.
>opened beryl-manager from applications menu
>Everything works fine!!

.......Previously I was just starting beryl-manager
 

hailgautam

Youngling
ya, now you have to make sure that beryl starts every time you switch on the system, else it you have to do your invention every time :D

If you are using Gnome Go to Control Center>Sessions>Startup Programs (this is the 3rd Tab)

There you have to add:
berly-manager
berly

that's it...

KDE don't know can't say
 

eddie

El mooooo
For KDE you can either
1) Edit your KDE env file and add beryl as KDEWM,
2) Link beryl-manager in your ~/.kde/Autostart, or
3) Install KDE Autostart Manager and use that to start beryl-manager on startup
*kde-apps.org/content/show.php?content=45975
 
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