Compton

[M S]

Hi,

Just out of your curiosity, I would like to know why compton is not installed by default under XFCE ? I had tearing problems under XFCE and compton solved them all. I can even play CSGO with the same quality I have under windows now. I love XFCE and would just like to know more about it.

Thanks in advance for the answer and your work on this wonderful desktop environment.
Best regards !

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[Sean Davis]

Hello!

While Compton does work really well for many, I believe there were some
folks who still had some trouble with it. Since it is beneficial for many
users, we include a customized Compton config that makes it feel very
similar to how Xfwm4 works in Xubuntu.

Hope that helps!

Post by M S
Hi,
Just out of your curiosity, I would like to know why compton is not
installed by default under XFCE ? I had tearing problems under XFCE and
compton solved them all. I can even play CSGO with the same quality I have
under windows now. I love XFCE and would just like to know more about it.
Thanks in advance for the answer and your work on this wonderful desktop environment.
Best regards !
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[Kolmar Kafran]

Also,

XFWM 4.13.0 managed to fix the screen-tearing problems.
LinuxMint managed to make it to work on top of Ubuntu (something about
Epoxy or Xpresent on Ubuntu's package).
Try Mint XFCE 19 to see if XFWM 4.13 fixes your screen-tearing problem.

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Date: Tue, 27 Nov 2018 06:09:58 -0500

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Hello!
While Compton does work really well for many, I believe there were some
folks who still had some trouble with it. Since it is beneficial for many
users, we include a customized Compton config that makes it feel very
similar to how Xfwm4 works in Xubuntu.
Hope that helps!

Post by M S
Hi,
Just out of your curiosity, I would like to know why compton is not
installed by default under XFCE ? I had tearing problems under XFCE and
compton solved them all. I can even play CSGO with the same quality I

have

Post by M S
under windows now. I love XFCE and would just like to know more about it.
Thanks in advance for the answer and your work on this wonderful desktop
environment.
Best regards !
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Sean Davis
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[M S]

Ah, thanks for the recommandation M. Kafran, but I'm an Xubuntu user first and foremost !

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Post by Kolmar Kafran
Also,
XFWM 4.13.0 managed to fix the screen-tearing problems.
LinuxMint managed to make it to work on top of Ubuntu (something about Epoxy or Xpresent on Ubuntu's package).
Try Mint XFCE 19 to see if XFWM 4.13 fixes your screen-tearing problem.
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Post by Kolmar Kafran
Date: Tue, 27 Nov 2018 06:09:58 -0500
Subject: Re: Compton
Content-Type: text/plain; charset="utf-8"
Hello!
While Compton does work really well for many, I believe there were some
folks who still had some trouble with it. Since it is beneficial for many
users, we include a customized Compton config that makes it feel very
similar to how Xfwm4 works in Xubuntu.
Hope that helps!

Post by M S
Hi,
Just out of your curiosity, I would like to know why compton is not
installed by default under XFCE ? I had tearing problems under XFCE and
compton solved them all. I can even play CSGO with the same quality I have
under windows now. I love XFCE and would just like to know more about it.
Thanks in advance for the answer and your work on this wonderful desktop
environment.
Best regards !
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Sean Davis
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