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On Sunday 20 March 2011 18:38:00 Mick wrote: |
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> On Saturday 19 March 2011 23:02:11 Jorge Martínez López wrote: |
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> > I also have an ATI card and I do suffer the slow compositing. I solved |
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> > it by switching back to the classic Mesa (instead of Gallium). |
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> Thanks Jorge, |
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> I switched to classic too and now it does not crash - however: |
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> 1. When I start kde compositing is disabled. |
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> 2. If I click on Resume Compositing, then the first time I try it I get a |
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> notification saying: "Compositing has been suspended by another |
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> application" and it remains disabled. |
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> 3. The second time I try to resume compositing it works! |
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> 4. If at that stage I exit/restart KDE compositing is disabled again ... |
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> o_O |
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> Why is this happening? What other application is clashing or causing |
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> compositing not to take? |
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BTW, I just tried this on an older Pentium 4 32bit box with an ATI Radeon X600 |
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(RV380) and it is exhibiting similar symptoms, except that if I try to resume |
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compositing a second time kwin crashes. |
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Regards, |
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Mick |
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