[Solved]Re: beryl great, but too wobbly

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Peter Reed schrieb:
On Monday 27 August 2007 4:58:19 am Boris Glawe wrote:
Peter Reed schrieb:
On Sunday 26 August 2007 9:45:38 am Boris Glawe wrote:
Hello,

I'm using the beryl desktop effects with F7. I'm quiet impressed.

There's one features, which I don't like, though: Wobbling windows while
they are being moved.

All other wobbling is OK, for example when windows are maximized or
minimized. Thus I disabled wobbling only for moving windows.

The strange thing is, that all windows shiver when I press either Ctrl,
Alt or Shift. Especially when writing text this "feature" is really
annoying. Every capitalization of a word results in a shivering desktop!


Can I disable this "feature"? It's possible to disable it by disabling
wobbly windows as a whole, which I don't want!

Thanks and greets Boris
Check under Beryl Settings >>visual effects>>wobbly windows and make sure
shiver is unchecked.
It is unchecked, but still the windows shiver when pressing Ctrl, Alt or
Shift! Is this shivering a feature or is it a bug? I can't find an
option that says "shiver when either Ctl, Alt or Shift is pressed" (or
similar)!?

thanks for the reply, though!

greets Boris

Is it possible under Short cuts a keyboard key is enabled? Also under advanced there are several drop down menus that contain shiver possibly one of these could be causing the problem. One under map one under focus I would suspect the one under focus could be the one. Just a guess though.
Peter


Hi,

under "visual effects" -> "wobbly windows" -> "shortcuts" -> "Basic" -> "Shiver" -> the keyboard value was the string "none", instead of "Disabled". It's possible, that I entered this string accidentially.

The behaviour is strange, though!

Greets and thanks
Boris


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