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Mint 13 & MATE 1.4 How to disable minimizing effect [SOLVED]
Posted: Thu Nov 29, 2012 6:02 pm
by takis123
I use Mint 13 maya with MATE 1.4 (backported recently). Everything runs well, but I want to disable that minimizing effect that appears when we are minimizing a window (that effect with the frame line of the window that shrinks down at the open window in taskbar). Is there a way ? I haven't done any other configuration, MATE 1.4 works as is by default.
Re: Mint 13 with MATE 1.4. How to disable minimizing effect
Posted: Mon Dec 10, 2012 8:12 pm
by AnnS
Hi! Have you find a way? I just installed MATE and I' m really liking it, but I want to disable that effect as well, I just can' t find the way.
Re: Mint 13 with MATE 1.4. How to disable minimizing effect
Posted: Fri Dec 14, 2012 4:39 am
by AJ1000
Try this:
1) install gconf-editor
2) run gconf-editor in terminal
3) navigate to /apps/panel/global
4) uncheck "enable_animations"
Let me know if it works.
Re: Mint 13 with MATE 1.4. How to disable minimizing effect
Posted: Sat Dec 15, 2012 9:31 am
by TheDynamicHamza21
Done some investigating try
Preferences>
Desktop Settings click on
Windows check "
Don't show window content while dragging". It worked for me.
***EDIT****
Above does remove windows animations but produces another animation whem moing windows around; it's not a fix. The fix is to use the configuartion editor.
Menu >
System Tools>
Configuration Editor***>
or
alt F2 type in mateconf-editor
then click
desktop>
mate>
interface uncheck
enable_animations.
That should work it works on my system LM 13 MATE.
***No need to install gconf editor as Mate comes with the
mateconf-editor.
Re: Mint 13 with MATE 1.4. How to disable minimizing effect
Posted: Sat Jan 05, 2013 9:17 am
by takis123
TheDynamicHamza21 thank you very much. It worked fine. This is the solution
Thank you all for your help
Re: Mint 13 & MATE 1.4 How to disable minimizing effect [SOL
Posted: Sat Mar 30, 2013 9:23 pm
by Brahim Salem
What about Linux Mint 14? It uses dconf instead of gconf!! What should I edit then