This problem definitely persists in Ubuntu 12.04 final. "compiz --replace" is the fastest solution. My solution is to create a script that does this:
#!/bin/sh sleep 5 compiz --replace
Name it something, make it executable, and create a "Startup applications" shortcut to auto-launch it on login.
Lessons learned: 1. Do not try to do this in .gnomerc (which runs before Gnome starts) 2. Do include the sleep invocation, or it has no effect
This problem definitely persists in Ubuntu 12.04 final. "compiz --replace" is the fastest solution. My solution is to create a script that does this:
#!/bin/sh
sleep 5
compiz --replace
Name it something, make it executable, and create a "Startup applications" shortcut to auto-launch it on login.
Lessons learned:
1. Do not try to do this in .gnomerc (which runs before Gnome starts)
2. Do include the sleep invocation, or it has no effect