Running `metacity --replace` did not work for me, but using the "Use custom settings" and
Running `metacity --replace` did not work for me, but using the "Use custom settings" and then in the Settings... under Performance, I checked "Disable the render extension", and the Metacity window decorations render properly.
This is using the NX Client 3.4.0-7 on Windows XP Professional connecting to Ubuntu 10.10 and 9.10.
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Same situation for me (no improvement with 'metacity --replace') and your solution worked for me too. (Note to the next person with this problem: The option change being recommended is in the NX client, not in Ubuntu itself. Probably obvious, but I figured I'd note it anyway.)
- Visitor 1 year 28 weeks agoSame situation for me (no improvement with 'metacity --replace') and your solution worked for me too. (Note to the next person with this problem: The option change being recommended is in the NX client, not in Ubuntu itself. Probably obvious, but I figured I'd note it anyway.)
- Visitor 1 year 28 weeks ago"metacity --replace" did not work for me.
"Disable the render extension" did not work for me.
Connecting to Ubuntu 10.04 is ok. 10.10 has "invisible" title bar and borders. The invisible buttons and borders will behave normally if I happen to click/drag on the right places.
About the only thing I can do is when I chose [Use plain X bitmaps] (under "Use Customs - Settings"); I can get the text on the title bar to show up (still no decorations).
I am using NX Client 3.4.0-7 on Vista Ultimate 64-bit.
- Visitor 1 year 28 weeks ago