I'm running Ubuntu 8.04 beta on a Fujitsu LifeBook T4215 with and Intel 945GM. I did some unkosher testing and was able to confirm that this is not a compiz bug: using the screenshot tool (see: Applications -> Accessories -> Take Screenshot) on a 10-second delay along with a terminal window executing the command
xrandr -o right && sleep 20 && xrandr -o normal
yields a beautiful image (see attachment) of compiz running in 768x1024. So Tom's compiz fix is cool (though I haven't had the chance to recompile compiz to test it myself), but I have to agree that the solution to this problem will ultimately lie in mesa or the intel driver. If anyone's had the same problem with an ATI or nVidia card, I think that would close the book on where the fix needs to be done.
I'm running Ubuntu 8.04 beta on a Fujitsu LifeBook T4215 with and Intel 945GM. I did some unkosher testing and was able to confirm that this is not a compiz bug: using the screenshot tool (see: Applications -> Accessories -> Take Screenshot) on a 10-second delay along with a terminal window executing the command
xrandr -o right && sleep 20 && xrandr -o normal
yields a beautiful image (see attachment) of compiz running in 768x1024. So Tom's compiz fix is cool (though I haven't had the chance to recompile compiz to test it myself), but I have to agree that the solution to this problem will ultimately lie in mesa or the intel driver. If anyone's had the same problem with an ATI or nVidia card, I think that would close the book on where the fix needs to be done.