Linux command
compiz 命令
文本
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常用示例
Start Compiz window manager
compiz
Start with specific plugins
compiz --replace [cube] [rotate] [wobbly]
Replace current window manager
compiz --replace
Start with OpenGL fallback
compiz --indirect-rendering
Run Compiz configuration manager
ccsm
说明
Compiz is a compositing window manager for X11 that uses OpenGL for rendering, enabling advanced visual effects like transparency, shadows, animations, and the famous desktop cube. It provides a plugin architecture allowing extensive customization. Compiz replaces the standard window manager (like Metacity or Mutter) and handles window decoration, positioning, and effects. The ccsm (CompizConfig Settings Manager) provides a GUI for configuring plugins and effects. The window manager integrates with desktop environments, particularly GNOME and KDE, providing enhanced visual feedback while maintaining standard window management functionality.
参数
- --replace
- Replace currently running window manager.
- --indirect-rendering
- Use indirect OpenGL rendering (for compatibility).
- --loose-binding
- Use loose texture binding.
- --sm-disable
- Disable session management.
- --no-fbo
- Disable framebuffer objects.
- --display _display_
- X display to use.
- --debug
- Enable debug output.
FAQ
What is the compiz command used for?
Compiz is a compositing window manager for X11 that uses OpenGL for rendering, enabling advanced visual effects like transparency, shadows, animations, and the famous desktop cube. It provides a plugin architecture allowing extensive customization. Compiz replaces the standard window manager (like Metacity or Mutter) and handles window decoration, positioning, and effects. The ccsm (CompizConfig Settings Manager) provides a GUI for configuring plugins and effects. The window manager integrates with desktop environments, particularly GNOME and KDE, providing enhanced visual feedback while maintaining standard window management functionality.
How do I run a basic compiz example?
Run `compiz` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does --replace do in compiz?
Replace currently running window manager.