a problem with Compiz-Fusion in Gutsy

George E Noon george.noon at yahoo.com
Sat Nov 10 04:46:51 GMT 2007


Cam Cope wrote:
> On Nov 9, 2007 2:43 AM, George E Noon <george.noon at yahoo.com 
> <mailto:george.noon at yahoo.com>> wrote:
>
>     Hi, everyone,
>        I've gotten upgraded to Gutsy, on Wed; and
>     I've been kind of experimenting with the newness of its features
>     --- and
>     have been very pleased, so far.
>        That is until i began experimenting with Compiz-Fusion: not
>     sure at
>     all what I enabled or set wrong, but now, using Big Wall - cube not
>     enabled, whenever i go & switch desktops, Both my Taskbars, upper &
>     lower, vanish and it seems so far i have only been able to get 'em
>     back
>     by either restarting, sort of like WinXP -- or using Alt + Tab to get
>     back to desktop 1.
>        What I want to know is - is there a keyboard shortcut or key combo
>     that will restore them, or a setting to prevent losing them.?.
>        If i can get back to my System settings, I could return to the
>     defaults until I get smartened-up on what' what with this new
>     toy....
>        Thanks, in advance for any & all help.
>     ~~~~~~~~George E Noon
>
>
> Ctrl + alt + left/right arrow should move you around. I don't know how 
> to fix your menu issue however.
> -Cam
Actually, I've found that 'Ctrl + alt + left/right arrow' does nothing, 
but, oddly enough, 'LShift + LAlt + 1' reduces all opn windows to a size 
so all are visible on-screen at once; now, while still holding the 
LShift + LAlt' if I hit either the Left or Right Arrow keys,  it shifts 
to the noxt window to the Left or Right. Kinda neat; but, i still cannot 
access my other desktops  and can not bring back my Taskbars or the 
Menus ---- unless I reboot each time: because whenever I minimize or 
close an open window, the Taskbars and menus go away as 
well.................
I really hope someone can offer a solution to this one; as it's really 
irritating the willies out of me......... Perhaps, after my next reboot, 
i just no\eed to disable the Compiz effects.... I'd really rather not, 
though.
~~~~~~~~~~~~George




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