It’s a problem when you used an other repository source for compiz. If you would like to use compiz, you need a clean install af compiz packages from gutsy.
1/ You need to remove external source list.
2/ Update package list
3/ Remove all older compiz package
4/ Remove the folder ~/.config/compiz/
5/ Install all compiz, compiz-gnome, compiz-setting-managers packages from gutsy
6/ Relaunch compiz (click left on desktop, choose visual effect tab and disable/enable it)
You can also launch compiz-settings-manager and reset all parameters :
"If you don't know where to find CompizConfig Settings Manager (System>Preferences) or don't have an entry in your menu you can launch it by firing up a terminal and typing in: ccsm"
1. Select the preference option
2. Select the Reset to Defaults option
Now Compiz Fusion will reset and everything will work again. You may have to reconfigure you settings again.
It’s a problem when you used an other repository source for compiz. If you would like to use compiz, you need a clean install af compiz packages from gutsy.
1/ You need to remove external source list. setting- managers packages from gutsy
2/ Update package list
3/ Remove all older compiz package
4/ Remove the folder ~/.config/compiz/
5/ Install all compiz, compiz-gnome, compiz-
6/ Relaunch compiz (click left on desktop, choose visual effect tab and disable/enable it)
You can also launch compiz- settings- manager and reset all parameters :
From http:// ubuntu1501. blogspot. com/2007/ 08/compiz- fusion- upgrade- problems- trevinos. html
"If you don't know where to find CompizConfig Settings Manager (System> Preferences) or don't have an entry in your menu you can launch it by firing up a terminal and typing in: ccsm"
1. Select the preference option
2. Select the Reset to Defaults option
Now Compiz Fusion will reset and everything will work again. You may have to reconfigure you settings again.