It turns out that you can do this even a bit more simply. My current
script looks like this:
CHVT="`which chvt`"
chvt() {
killall -s 15 compiz.real
while pgrep compiz.real; do sleep 0.1; done
"$CHVT" "$1"
unset -f chvt
}
I happen to be running fusion-icon, so when the machine resumes I just
select "reload window manager" and I'm all set. As mentioned earlier,
it's possible to do something cleaner that restores compiz, but I
haven't had the time yet.
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[fglrx] fglrx + compiz fusion won't resume
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/197209
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