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Hello everyone.
Yesterday I updated kde plasma to 5.5.4 using the kubuntu backports ppa. None of the desktop effects are working after the update( desktop cube animation, wobbly windows, window minimize, screen edges etc...) How can I fix that? Or is there anyway to update to 5.6 in order to fix the problem? Thank you in advance. |
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1st make sure compositing is enabled in systemsettings and that the rendering back end is set to OpenGL, if not enable them and click apply and then restart Kwin
if that doesn't fix it then post your graphics information (gpu and drivers) fyi - upgrading to 5.6.x is Kubuntu dependent and isn't shipped yet except as a beta. |
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Hello and thank you for your answer. compositing is enabled and the rendering back end is set to OpenGL. my gpu is Nvidia GeForce GT 630 and I use 352 recommended driver When I run kwin_x11 --replace I received the following
Last edited by theodorlorentziadis on Mon Mar 21, 2016 9:08 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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never used virtualization so no idea as to what works and what is required to make it work but compositing is not initializing
see viewtopic.php?f=111&t=126249#p334209 is 3d acceleration enabled? please note that you're running under virtualization when posting issues with graphics |
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by saying virtualization you mean that my installation is on a virtual pc? If yes then why do you say that? the setup that we are talking about is on physical hardware... |
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so I figured ................................ so what gpu and drivers are installed? https://askubuntu.com/questions/583640/ ... n-llvmpipe
seems you probably have an issue with your card/drivers, you could try reinstalling the drivers, wait for someone more knowledgeable to respond or post/search on the *buntu forums |
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ohhh didnt see that. I dont know if it is a driver related issue because when I run glxinfo | grep "OpenGL" I get this
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we're out of my knowledge base as I don't use Kubuntu but I would suggest reinstalling the driver and/or trying a slighlty earlier version of available
from https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Binar ... cs_Chipset
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Either Qt or KWin (or ideally both, you cannot intermix this) was compiled against GLES, so the relevant output is that of "es2_info" - and that's *extremely* fishy.
Qt will likely be compiled against GLX, so my estimation is that the 3rd party kwin package from that ppa (link?) will link GLES - and that's not compatible. Also compare the outputs of ldd /usr/lib/libkwineffects.so | grep -i libgl and ldd /usr/lib/libQt5Gui.so | grep -i libgl If one says GLX and the other GLES, that's no good. |
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Thank you so much. I used the kwin_compose environmental variable and set it to O2, and everything is working. |
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