how to disable compiz fusion temporarily?

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Hi:
I found a strange thing that when i upgrade compiz to compiz fusion (my system is testing).
I can not figure out how it is launched when i login.
Previously, there is a start up entry in Gnome Sessions.
Now, even i delete that entry, compiz fusion still starts up each time.
i neither want to start up it everytime, nor to uninstall compiz fusion.

Does anybody know how to disable compiz fusion temporarily?

Thanks

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Re: how to disable compiz fusion temporarily?

Submitted by Baruch on Thu, 2008-02-21 05:26.

hello !

Under gnome you can lauch this command at the start of the session (actually that will not avoid compiz to launch but only disable it after it launch :

metacity --replace

hope it'll helps you

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