"Docky requires compositing to work properly. Please enable compositing and restart docky."
To fix this error type the following at the terminal:
gconftool-2 -s --type bool /apps/metacity/general/compositing_manager true
then restart Docky.
Here's one I prepared earlier, running with the new GMA500 PPA and no Compiz |
Note: If you are wondering about the theme and icons check out my post on installing Elegant Gnome here.
it works thanks
ReplyDeleteIndeed, it does work no more compiz error, kudos & thanks for this useful tip.
ReplyDeleteYes, it works great now. Many Thanx, nice theme btw
ReplyDeleteThat is just what I needed! Thank you!!!!
ReplyDeleteit works thanks...
ReplyDeletethanks, where do guys learn all this stuff from?
ReplyDelete@mx lol thanks, just lots of googling and messing around and wasted sundays
ReplyDeleteThank you so much... you were a great help!
ReplyDeletethank you very much!!
ReplyDeletei will be happy if you can tell me how to drag the docky..
please!!
thank you for the help ;)
ReplyDeleteThanks: worked like magic!
ReplyDeletethank you
ReplyDeleteIt saved my day! Thank you so much! :)
ReplyDeleteWhen I grow up, I want to be like you...
ReplyDeleteThanks
Thanks Buddy,,it is working!!!
ReplyDeleteRahul
Thanks for fixing mah screen, mister.
ReplyDeletethanks....now my docky work normally
ReplyDeleteThanks!!!! :)
ReplyDeletehow do i undo it... my compiz animations dont work anymore
ReplyDeletewell at leqast how do i make the two co exist because I undid it by making the statement false but it wasnt worth it it, thanks Im the biggest noob on the world lol
ReplyDeleteIve found if you set it to false and then restart it will fix itself seeing as how they both do the same thing. No reason why it wont do it again though, I hope they release a fix that will prevent it from happening. I am hooked on both.
ReplyDeleteReally, really useful. Thank you a lot.
ReplyDeleteThanks...worked great. +1
ReplyDeleteThanks, now work fine!!
ReplyDeleteIt didn't work on linux mint 12...
ReplyDeleteis there a different command for this?
I think gconftool was deprecated on Ubuntu 11.x and later. You should try gsettings instead.
DeleteYou can go the GUI-way: Menu >> Preferences >> Desktop Settings
DeleteGo to 'Windows' options and enable 'Use Gnome compositing'
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ReplyDeleteThanks work for me
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