compiz team mailing list archive

[Jesse Palser <697358@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Can someone please explain
what typing "compiz --replace" in terminal does?

It does indeed fixed this terribly annoying bug in panels,
but I don't understand what it does.

When I type the command in terminal, I get this:
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
jezlee@Dell-XPS420-JetFire:~$ compiz --replace
Backend     : gconf
Integration : true
Profile     : default
Adding plugins
Initializing core options...done
Initializing bailer options...done
Initializing detection options...done
Initializing composite options...done
Initializing opengl options...done
Initializing decor options...done
Initializing place options...done
Initializing blur options...done
Initializing vpswitch options...done
Initializing resize options...done
Initializing gnomecompat options...done
Initializing grid options...done
Initializing move options...done
Initializing animation options...done
Initializing session options...done
Initializing mousepoll options...done
Initializing workarounds options...done
Initializing wall options...done
Initializing wobbly options...done
Initializing expo options...done
Initializing ezoom options...done
Initializing staticswitcher options...done
Initializing fade options...done
Initializing scale options...done
Setting Update "blur_speed"
Setting Update "alpha_blur_match"
Setting Update "filter"
Setting Update "gaussian_radius"
Setting Update "mipmap_lod"
Setting Update "independent_tex"
Setting Update "left_button"
Setting Update "right_button"
Setting Update "run_command_terminal_key"
Setting Update "fullscreen_visual_bell"

-- 
You received this bug notification because you are a member of compiz
packagers, which is subscribed to compiz in Ubuntu.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/697358

Title:
  regression in window list applet (wnck-applet) behavior