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Here's how to get XGL running in a window on your regular desktop.
 
Here's how to get XGL running in a window on your regular desktop.
<ol><li>Install XGL and compiz packages as described on the [[CompositeManager/Xgl]] page
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<ol><li>Install XGL and compiz packages as described on the [[UbuntuHelp:CompositeManager/Xgl]] page
 
</li><li>Create a shell script in ~/bin, called nested-xgl-session</li></ol>
 
</li><li>Create a shell script in ~/bin, called nested-xgl-session</li></ol>
  
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Now run 'nested-xgl' in a terminal, and you'll get Xglx with a GNOME desktop inside a window.
 
Now run 'nested-xgl' in a terminal, and you'll get Xglx with a GNOME desktop inside a window.
Note that most of the keyboard/mouse bindings (described on the [[CompositeManager/Xgl]] page) do not work, because they are intercepted by your regular window manager, and Compiz never sees them.
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Note that most of the keyboard/mouse bindings (described on the [[UbuntuHelp:CompositeManager/Xgl]] page) do not work, because they are intercepted by your regular window manager, and Compiz never sees them.
 
A curious side effect is that keyboard autorepeating gets disabled after I run the nested-xgl script.  'xset r on' restores it.
 
A curious side effect is that keyboard autorepeating gets disabled after I run the nested-xgl script.  'xset r on' restores it.
 
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2008年10月19日 (日) 14:42的版本

Here's how to get XGL running in a window on your regular desktop.

  1. Install XGL and compiz packages as described on the UbuntuHelp:CompositeManager/Xgl page
  2. Create a shell script in ~/bin, called nested-xgl-session
#!/bin/sh
unset SESSION_MANAGER
compiz --replace gconf decoration wobbly fade minimize cube rotate zoom scale move resize place switcher
gnome-window-decorator &
gnome-settings-daemon &
gnome-session
  1. Create a shell script in ~/bin, call it nested-xgl
#!/bin/sh
startx `dirname $0`/nested-xgl-session -- /usr/bin/Xgl :10 "$@"
  1. Make both scripts executable (chmod +x ~/bin/nested-xgl*)

Now run 'nested-xgl' in a terminal, and you'll get Xglx with a GNOME desktop inside a window. Note that most of the keyboard/mouse bindings (described on the UbuntuHelp:CompositeManager/Xgl page) do not work, because they are intercepted by your regular window manager, and Compiz never sees them. A curious side effect is that keyboard autorepeating gets disabled after I run the nested-xgl script. 'xset r on' restores it.