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Hi!
I have installed Kubuntu 11.04 on my dell inspiron m101z. Now, everything was working fine, including kwin special effects. But on a sunny day I went to tty1 (Ctrl+Alt+F1) and then back, suddenly, after my log-off, special effects are by default disabled. Is there a way to enable them back? They clearly work on my computer and kwin is wrong in judging that my graphics card is unsupported (I am using the native open source driver).
Last edited by cubancigar11 on Wed Aug 03, 2011 5:41 am, edited 1 time in total.
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Can you check the content of ~/.xsession-errors for messages from KWin?
The config file to remove (outside of KDE) is ~/.kde4/share/config/kwinrc
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Sorry for such a late reply... had a lot of work to finish by the weekend.
Here is the .xsession-errors when the problem was occuring: http://pastebin.com/08YX69yp Then I deleted kwinrc - but that didn't do anything! When I tried to logoff and login, I was stuck at the icon that blinks just before 'K'. So I deleted everything related to kwin in ~/.kde and emptied /var/tmp and /tmp and /root/.kde Now everything is back to normal Here is the .xsession-errors when thing are working: http://pastebin.com/q64vddVF On a first glance, I notice this difference:
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Do you have a proprietary graphics driver installed? If you don't, which distribution (and version of it) are you using? If you are using a proprietary graphics driver, what is it's version number?
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You can set OpenGLIsUnsafe=false in your KDEHOME (.kde or .kde4)/share/config/kwinrc under the [Compositing] section to force KWin to skip this check. Notice that this may lead to visual artifacts or other problems in case your driver is buggy.
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