You know how many XGL/Compiz how-tos call to create a XGL and Xorg configuration pretty much and then use a unique session for each...using the login manager (gdm in most cases) to switch between the 2.
Also as many of you know ati's FGLRX drivers are plagued with hell, yet they are required to be able to get some game on in linux.... however with those drivers loaded any of the suspend (to disk or to ram) doesn't work...yielding the flexibility of just putting a lappy to sleep to carry it short term useless....requiring a shut down / boot up every single session...which is really a pain in the arse-hole.
so now i am thinking if it would be possible to use the XGL method to create 2 unique xorg sessions....one to use radeon, the other to use fglrx as device drivers....so that when gdm comes up i can choose if say i want to login to play games with fglrx or if i simply want to log into an internet/office session with suspend capibilities.
Also as many of you know ati's FGLRX drivers are plagued with hell, yet they are required to be able to get some game on in linux.... however with those drivers loaded any of the suspend (to disk or to ram) doesn't work...yielding the flexibility of just putting a lappy to sleep to carry it short term useless....requiring a shut down / boot up every single session...which is really a pain in the arse-hole.
so now i am thinking if it would be possible to use the XGL method to create 2 unique xorg sessions....one to use radeon, the other to use fglrx as device drivers....so that when gdm comes up i can choose if say i want to login to play games with fglrx or if i simply want to log into an internet/office session with suspend capibilities.
