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Hi.
Really liking KDE 4.3 on Arch Linux- its really nice. Tried the Kubuntu 4.3 packages for Jaunty and it seemed really buggy.... I really like the desktop effects but always find myself turning them off as I like to play games, most games become unplayable with desktop effects enabled (Prey's frame rate drops from 60 fps - 20 fps..) Is there a command line way of disabling desktop effects? That way I can make a script which disables the effects before starting the game then re-enables them afterwards. It would be good if there was some way KDE automatically detected that it was running a (fullscreen) game and automatically disabled them ... Maybe in the future,,, |
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There's a shortcut Shift+Alt+F12 is the default.
A plasmoid is there, too, called "Toogle Compositing" and the command is:
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Thanks for that !
One small thing I have noticed though : when compositing has been enabled (maybe just desktop effect - with or without composite enabled) the screen renders slightly darker - even when you then disable composite.. This also occurs when using compiz too - perhaps it is nvidia related. Any way its not really an issue, although to get full brightness I have to disabled desktop effects and restart to get full brightness. Cheers |
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