QwertyManiac
Commander in Chief
Water's heavy on resources?gx_saurav said:
What resources? 
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What resources? 
so the problem is with GMA X3000 drivers direct renderingKenshin said:Arey everythin runs smoooth here on my 915 mobo on board 900GMA.....ekdum maska......watereffect and fire paint etc
Dunno when intel guys come with direct rendering enabled drivers
, may be then i will set video mode to openGL and not XVwater effect utilizes openGL heavily and intel GMA X3000 is blacklisted in compiz-fusion cuz of driver support.QwertyManiac said:Water's heavy on resources?
I just find a workaround using SKIP_CHECKS=true or something (dont remember exact command as am not on linux cuz my HDD crashed )like that into compiz cnfig file.
So water effects and snow effects were real slow, like slideshow
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infra_red_dude
Wire muncher!
Intel GFX cards (above GMA900) are "blacklisted" due to lack of proper driver support from Intel. The water effects run fine (a bit slow but workable) on one of GeForce 440MX with 64MB RAM at my friends place!!! Blur slows down the system too much, tho. But as somebody said the Water and Fire plugins are a waste. I don't see their use as anything but screensaver.
praka123
left this forum longback
infact nerolinux is there(got $$?)
and Gnomebaker,brasero are nice too and fits well with Gnome.
u can edit isos using isomaster.
u shud consider installing sun-java6-plugins for sun jre support
u can install latest flashplayer 9beta(place libflashplayer.so in /usr/lib/firefox/plugins/ )rather than old plugin.just research.
u can install timidity+plugins(soundfonts!) for MIDI playback
u can try nrg2iso for .nrg files.
u can install sensors-applet+hddtemp or hardware-monitor for showing processor,mobo,hdd and other temperatures,volts etc in ur gnome-panel.
u have to install lm_sensors to do that.also install smartmontools for enabling custom smart options.
u can install pulseaudio server for better sound quality.
u can install xdialog for gtk popup dialogues(to ask question) when some packages are installed.
u can install ....wait @imeow!already slept..oops!
and Gnomebaker,brasero are nice too and fits well with Gnome.
u can edit isos using isomaster.
u shud consider installing sun-java6-plugins for sun jre support
u can install latest flashplayer 9beta(place libflashplayer.so in /usr/lib/firefox/plugins/ )rather than old plugin.just research.
u can install timidity+plugins(soundfonts!) for MIDI playback
u can try nrg2iso for .nrg files.
u can install sensors-applet+hddtemp or hardware-monitor for showing processor,mobo,hdd and other temperatures,volts etc in ur gnome-panel.
u have to install lm_sensors to do that.also install smartmontools for enabling custom smart options.
u can install pulseaudio server for better sound quality.
u can install xdialog for gtk popup dialogues(to ask question) when some packages are installed.
u can install ....wait @imeow!already slept..oops!
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iMav
The Devil's Advocate
man iv been doing this for the past 3 days installing installing and only installing but hey if i got and the list just continues ... OMG!!! vbtw i already installed flashplayer had some flickr albums to viewpraka123 said:infact nerolinux is there(got $$?)
and Gnomebaker,brasero are nice too and fits well with Gnome.
u can edit isos using isomaster.
u shud consider installing sun-java6-plugins for sun jre support
u can install latest flashplayer 9beta(place libflashplayer.so in /usr/lib/firefox/plugins/ )rather than old plugin.just research.
u can install timidity+plugins(soundfonts!) for MIDI playback
u can try nrg2iso for .nrg files.
u can install sensors-applet+hddtemp or hardware-monitor for showing processor,mobo,hdd and other temperatures,volts etc in ur gnome-panel.
u have to install lm_sensors to do that.also install smartmontools for enabling custom smart options.
u can install pulseaudio server for better sound quality.
u can install xdialog for gtk popup dialogues(to ask question) when some packages are installed.
u can install ....wait @imeow!already slept..oops!
infra_red_dude
Wire muncher!
^^^ it'd have been much better if you'd got the Ubuntu DVD.
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FilledVoid
Guest
You could copy all the deb files in your /var/cache/apt folder if I recall correctly. But you might want to wait for someone to confirm.
correct me if im wrong; im asking is there any way by which my current tweaked theme; the awn settings everything can be carried to another system?
The_Devil_Himself
die blizzard die! D3?
somethign like norton ghost eh?
infra_red_dude
Wire muncher!
If its user specific, then simply archive /home/<username> folder (including all hidden files). Jus extract them to the new location and voila! everything is intact: icons, themes, cursors, awn settings, emails, firefox/opera settings and almost every per user setting and software!
Its always better to haf a separate /home and /var partitions so that if you haf more than 1 distro then all those mentioned above (/home) could be shared across the same version software. It also helps, in case, you are formatting the root partition to perform a fresh install.
Its always better to haf a separate /home and /var partitions so that if you haf more than 1 distro then all those mentioned above (/home) could be shared across the same version software. It also helps, in case, you are formatting the root partition to perform a fresh install.
infra_red_dude
Wire muncher!
YesiMav said:so if i install gutsy on another system; restore my packages using aptoncd and then copy the user folder then its done ... same as this machine will be on that machine
But of corz you will need to install the downloaded packages thru Synaptic after mounting the AptOnCD ISO. Also for the config files to be intact ensure that the version number is same (in case you are installing a different disto). Coz the developers may change folder structure or change in config file structure etc. (Tho this is rare unless the version no. gap is too much)Analogy: Common Program Files, My Documents etc. across two Windows versions. Get it?iMav said:
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