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+====== Getting Compiz to function in default Xandros ======
+ Warning** i take no responsibility for you screwing up your computer: proceed at your own risk
+ Note** IF you really want all the glory of compiz-fusion i would suggest simply moving on to the eeeXubuntu OS, more support and useability.\\
+ That said, here's how to get what you want:
+ Install advanced desktop via the wiki info
+ Used information from\\
+ http://technowizah.com/2006/10/debian-how-to-aiglx-compiz.html
+and
+ http://forum.eeeuser.com/viewtopic.php?id=6245
+===== Pre-install =====
+A few changes have to be made to the file /etc/X11/xorg.conf.
+In Section "Module", make sure you have
+   Load   "dbe"
+in first position.
+In Section "Device", ensure you have
+   Option   "XAANoOffscreenPixmaps"   "true"
+in last position. Plus, if you don't already have a Section "Extensions", add one somewhere (still in your xorg.conf) :
+Section   "Extensions"
+   Option   "Composite"   "Enable"
+EndSection
+AIGLX is integrated in the X server. Also, it should get loaded automatically. Ensure that it does :
+cat /var/log/Xorg.0.log | grep -i aiglx
+which should say (==) AIGLX enabled (with a bunch of errors after that). If it doesn't get loaded, you can force it by adding :
+   Option   "AIGLX"   "true"
+to Section "ServerLayout" of your /etc/X11/xorg.conf.
+===== Compiz =====
+Compiz's installation is quite straight forward. First install the required packages :
+sudo apt-get install compiz
+Then, add Compiz to your desktop environment (Gnome, KDE, or Xfce) startup script:
+Simply create a file "kwrite /home/user/.kde/Autostart/compiz.desktop" with this content :
+[Desktop Entry]\\
+Encoding=UTF-8\\
+Exec=compiz --replace gconf & kde-window-decorator &\\
+GenericName[en_US]=\\
+StartupNotify=false\\
+Terminal=false\\
+TerminalOptions=\\
+Type=Application\\
+X-KDE-autostart-after=kdesktop\\
+Restart the X server (Ctrl+Alt+backspace)\\
+Now - install gconf to change settings:\\
+sudo apt-get install gconf-editor\\
+(with extra repositories and pinning as discussed in the wiki)\\
+let it finish, then type in:\\
+gconf-editor &\\
+go through the logical progression (apps/compiz/general/allscreens/options)\\
+scroll to the shortcut for maximize vertically and change from Disabled to:\\
+<Alt>F10\\
+now this should take effect immediately, so alt+F10 to bring the windows to size
+--------------
+==== No window decorator? ====
+At this point you might find that none of your windows have a window decorator (ie title bar). This can be solved as follows (with thanks to Forum member Ravexildow):
+=== The Reason: ===
+When trying to run compiz in the terminal you get a trace that you can read to see what the program is trying to do.  I won't quote it here because I'm too lazy to reproduce it.  However, it basically is saying that the gtk-window-decorator has caused a problem with the X server because it couldn't load the .xml file it pointed to during launch.
+This is the case because, for some reason, the gtk-window-decorator is looking for an .xml file in ''/usr/share/themes/Clearlooks/metacity-1/'' even though this folder does not exist at all when you install Compiz.  Wierd I know, but since you installed Compiz-gnome it expected it.
+=== The Solution: ===
+It's dirty but it works.  Simply download any metacity theme of your liking (from [[http://gnome-look.org|gnome-look.org]] -- I particularly like "Blended") and copy the contents of the theme folder into ''/usr/share/themes/Clearlooks/'' and restart Compiz.  It will correctly load whatever metacity theme you put in that folder.
+Quelle((http://wiki.eeeuser.com/xandros_compiz))

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