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I've been using xmonad as my windows manager in conjunction with Gnome for some time. I would like to use compiz was well. Is there a way to combine the two using Ubuntu?
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I've been using xmonad as my windows manager in conjunction with Gnome for some time. I would like to use compiz was well. Is there a way to combine the two using Ubuntu?
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You are probably interested in an alternative:
xcompmgr
see http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Xcompmgr
And you will then be interested in editing your xmonad.hs and importing items such as
import XMonad.Hooks.*
here is some documentation describing some hooks
http://hackage.haskell.org/packages/archive/xmonad-contrib/0.8.1/doc/html/doc-index.html
xcompizmgr is demo software and since xmonad doesn't refresh, you will experience instability (probably in the form of certain hooks will seem to function but break after a while). But if you are really bent on putting compiz in with xmonad it is the only solution I know of.
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Two related links, for the record:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hxpzNGppcbs (video of Compiz and Xmonad running together)
https://github.com/squarehimself/XMoniz (related code to allow this)
Now if only this code got cleaned up and integrated permanently into Compiz somehow...
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I don't think there is an easy way to do this, but you could always contact the compiz-fusion-whatevertheycallthemselvesnowafterforking team and suggest the tiling feature you're most in love with.
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I think you will find some serious hurdles in your path.
xmonad is non-re-parenting window manager. This will present serious issues with the way compiz works (or xcompizmgr). I seriously doubt this will work.
xcompmgr is really cool and seems to work very well. What is the reason for editing my xmonad.hs? – oneself – 2009-06-25T02:43:46.713