Okay yeah... so what's going on there is that your hardware has a rendering buffer unit which supports textures up to a certain maximum size, which in the case of the GMA950 is only 2048x2048. Compiz renders the entire desktop as a single texture, so the max texture size is a limitation that affects dual-head cases.
A workaround is instead of putting the monitors side-by-side to make them one-above-the-other.
This won't be fixed at the distro level or in compiz (it's a hardware limitation), so I'm marking this wontfix. The solution will ultimately come when X.org upstream brings back Xinerama-mode so that you can have multiple screens each smaller than the max texture size, but stitched together in a way that allows multi-screen desktop layouts.
Okay yeah... so what's going on there is that your hardware has a rendering buffer unit which supports textures up to a certain maximum size, which in the case of the GMA950 is only 2048x2048. Compiz renders the entire desktop as a single texture, so the max texture size is a limitation that affects dual-head cases.
A workaround is instead of putting the monitors side-by-side to make them one-above- the-other.
This won't be fixed at the distro level or in compiz (it's a hardware limitation), so I'm marking this wontfix. The solution will ultimately come when X.org upstream brings back Xinerama-mode so that you can have multiple screens each smaller than the max texture size, but stitched together in a way that allows multi-screen desktop layouts.
For more info see: http:// wiki.compiz. org/FAQ# Root_window_ is_larger_ than_maximum_ texture_ size