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|description=KDE upstream defaults to Desktops effects enabled by default for several releases. With the current development of graphics drivers in Fedora, we believe it's time to enable it by default and follow upstream decision. There's still no llvmpipe support for KWin.
|description=KDE upstream defaults to Desktops effects enabled by default for several releases. With the current development of graphics drivers in Fedora, we believe it's time to enable it by default and follow upstream decision.
|setup=Working graphics drivers with acceleration.
|setup=Use a KDE 4-based live image, or an installed system with the KDE 4 desktop available. Working graphics drivers with acceleration (nouveau, radeon, intel or llvmpipe).
|actions=
|actions=
# Boot to KDE Plasma Desktop
# Login to KDE Plasma Desktop
# Check if OpenGL or XRender is used (System Settings -> Desktop Effects -> Advanced -> Compositing Type)
# Check if OpenGL rendering is used (System Settings -> Desktop Effects -> Advanced -> Compositing Type)
# Try different effects (especially Blur) (System Settings -> Desktop Effects -> All Effects -> Blur checkbox)
# Try different effects (especially Blur) (System Settings -> Desktop Effects -> All Effects -> Blur checkbox)


|results=
|results=
# Desktop starts with Desktop effects enabled, no crash occures, no performance problems observed, no visible artifacts
# Desktop starts with Desktop effects enabled, no crash occurs, no performance problems observed, no visible artefacts
# It should fallback to XRender in case no suitable OpenGL available
# It should always use OpenGL rendering.


If you encounter any performance problems or glitches, please attach the output of glxinfo command. For glitches also screenshot.
If you encounter any performance problems or glitches, please attach the output of glxinfo command. For glitches also screenshot.
}}
}}

Revision as of 17:42, 24 September 2012

Description

KDE upstream defaults to Desktops effects enabled by default for several releases. With the current development of graphics drivers in Fedora, we believe it's time to enable it by default and follow upstream decision.

Setup

Use a KDE 4-based live image, or an installed system with the KDE 4 desktop available. Working graphics drivers with acceleration (nouveau, radeon, intel or llvmpipe).

How to test

  1. Login to KDE Plasma Desktop
  2. Check if OpenGL rendering is used (System Settings -> Desktop Effects -> Advanced -> Compositing Type)
  3. Try different effects (especially Blur) (System Settings -> Desktop Effects -> All Effects -> Blur checkbox)

Expected Results

  1. Desktop starts with Desktop effects enabled, no crash occurs, no performance problems observed, no visible artefacts
  2. It should always use OpenGL rendering.

If you encounter any performance problems or glitches, please attach the output of glxinfo command. For glitches also screenshot.