Difference between revisions of "Compiz"
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== Dependencies == | == Dependencies == | ||
* <dependency>startup-notification</dependency> | * <dependency>startup-notification</dependency> | ||
| − | * <dependency> | + | * <dependency>libxslt</dependency> |
| − | * <dependency> | + | * <dependency>libjpeg-turbo</dependency> |
| + | * <dependency>glu</dependency> | ||
| + | * <dependency>cairo</dependency> | ||
It is possible to build this software without <code>gtk+2</code> and <code>libwnck</code> installed. However, without them <code>gtk-window-decorator</code> will not be built and you will have to install [[Emerald]] if you want framed windows under [[Compiz]]. | It is possible to build this software without <code>gtk+2</code> and <code>libwnck</code> installed. However, without them <code>gtk-window-decorator</code> will not be built and you will have to install [[Emerald]] if you want framed windows under [[Compiz]]. | ||
Revision as of 13:01, 11 March 2017
LFScript can find this software under the name compiz.
Sources
Dependencies
- startup-notification
- libxslt
- libjpeg-turbo
- glu
- cairo
It is possible to build this software without gtk+2 and libwnck installed. However, without them gtk-window-decorator will not be built and you will have to install Emerald if you want framed windows under Compiz.
Installation
./configure --prefix=/usr \
--disable-gconf
make
The --disable-gconf switch allows Compiz to be built without a GConf backend. I'm avoiding GConf at the moment, because it complicates the current transition to the MATE Desktop Environment.
As the root user:
make install
As the root user:
cat > ~/.xinitrc << "EOF" compiz ccp & exec xterm EOF
