Re: [COOT] karmic
Ed Pozharski wrote: In Ubuntu 9.10, coot appears to be fully compatible with compiz when running on Intel graphics card. So there is no need to disable the visual effects anymore. Hoorah! So will we get to see a youtube video of coot running an all molecule script (say), each face of the cube doing a different chain? Hehe... Paul.
Re: [COOT] karmic
Excellent idea (although I would probably cheat and produce the video on the machine with nvidia card that has been always able to run coot/compiz combination). On a serious note, sometimes I have to project coot on a big screen from a laptop with intel graphics, and now I don't need to turn off compiz every time I do it (of course, it is a big question if rotating cubes, wobbly windows and fire spread across the screen is attractive or annoying; but at least I will have fun when they ask what kind of mac is that? :) Coot est verendus, Ed. On Fri, 2009-12-04 at 17:38 +, Paul Emsley wrote: Ed Pozharski wrote: In Ubuntu 9.10, coot appears to be fully compatible with compiz when running on Intel graphics card. So there is no need to disable the visual effects anymore. Hoorah! So will we get to see a youtube video of coot running an all molecule script (say), each face of the cube doing a different chain? Hehe... Paul. --
Re: [COOT] karmic
FYI, I have found that Ubuntu 9.04 (Jaunty Jackalope) is capable of running Coot, CCP4i, and Pymol flawlessly with an NVidia GeForce 9000-series card with compiz and all the whiz-bang desktop effects enabled on my Intel DG35EC motherboard. The only thing I have discovered so far that does not run correctly with compiz enabled is MLB-TV in full screen mode. (Sacrifices must be made.) This is an improvement over Fedora 8, which I was running before. I'm waiting to upgrade to Karmic Koala until some of the Gnome and PulseAudio bugs are worked out. It's still a little flaky on both real and virtual machines for me right now, even with a fresh install. Cheers. Ed Pozharski wrote: In Ubuntu 9.10, coot appears to be fully compatible with compiz when running on Intel graphics card. So there is no need to disable the visual effects anymore. -- Roger S. Rowlett Professor Department of Chemistry Colgate University 13 Oak Drive Hamilton, NY 13346 tel: (315)-228-7245 ofc: (315)-228-7395 fax: (315)-228-7935 email: rrowl...@colgate.edu
