Update on Compiz Fusion repository 20070630git

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The repository have been updated to 20070630git packages

Several changes in the RPM Packaging


the metapackage that will pull all compiz bits is now known as compiz-all. compiz-core is renamed back to compiz.

compiz-* packages no longer pulls compizconfig-settings-manager. compiz-gnome no longer pulls emerald. (Trying to make basic installation simple). You can yum them separately

Desktop-effects menu is back!. But launching compiz automatically during login is still broken,

compiz-icon was replaced by fusion-icon and its now working properly.

Comments

Anonymous said…
Hi!!your work is great!!
I'm a F7 user and I have this problem...
http://img240.imageshack.us/my.php?image=schermataxj4.png
fusion-icon doesn't show me the icon!!
that icon is horrible!!
I tried to create a new 22x22 icon and place it in the icon theme folder, but nothing happened!
Is this a common issue?
what can I do?
thanks!
3:27 AM
Anonymous said…
ok..I resolved installing the last version...
6:19 PM
Anonymous said…
launching compiz automatically during login is still broken

you always can add 'compiz ccp' to gnome autostart programs ('sessions').
6:45 PM
Unknown said…
@livio

well .. thats a hack :)

what i mean by 'automatically start during login' is actually doing it properly in /usr/bin/gnome-wm ... which will, of course, require some changes in gnome-wm's code and agreement from its maintainer .. (thus, it wont happens until these packages actually made it into rawhide)
10:46 PM
Anonymous said…
Hello! I really appreciate all the work you have put into your repository, makes things a lot easier. I am having a little problem though. When trying to update fusion icon using yum it tells me that it cannot resolve the dependency "libfusionicon", which should be in /usr/share/fusion-icon, but for some reason that directory does not exist, nor does "libsusionicon". Do you have any idea as to what I should do?
8:04 AM
Anonymous said…
where can i download this packages
9:42 PM
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