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Post by guildorf on Aug 10, 2022 21:51:30 GMT
Hi, using E 17 in debian, I can't find simple on/off options to disable the compositor (window transparency)
Same for the window shading, and vertical resizing active on a window titlebar.
These 'features' turn my user session into an unpredictable arcade, and with poor readability. Text-file config locations to disable these 3 things would be great.
Upgrading to the latest E25 was unsuccessful. Had to reinstall. My Bodhi works fine, but I need a debian setup as well. Cheers.
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Post by Hippytaff on Aug 10, 2022 22:02:54 GMT
Hi
I’m not entirely sure but check in settings > modules > look. You might be able to switch the compositor off there. I’m not at my laptop atm, but I know that’s where it’s kept on moksha.
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Post by guildorf on Aug 10, 2022 22:34:08 GMT
Hi. the only item there is to toggle the Wayland Desktop Shell. Moksha is pretty sensible, my preferred desktop.
I'm checking various gtk posts regarding window shading/stretching...no luck yet, but defeat is not an option!
Cheers
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Post by enigma9o7 on Aug 11, 2022 2:03:27 GMT
I think one of the main reasons Moksha originally forked from E17 was cuz the built in compositor and how it was very glitchy on some hardware.
But for enlightenment on debian, you can just `sudo apt install enlightenment` on clean debian and it installs it for you... e 24.2 for bullseye and and e 25.3 for bookworm....
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Post by guildorf on Aug 13, 2022 19:46:46 GMT
I wound up installing xfce, which is preserving my sanity, at the cost of missing elegance, and some nice defaults.
I keep a Bodhi-Moksha updated, and may wind up replicating the best parts of the other system. I think it is healthier
than expected, to have the best possible environment from which to work, play, and communicate.
The mouse should be a trusted and reliable ally!
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