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How do you tell unity to startup in 2d and compatibility mode?

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How do you tell unity to startup in 2d and compatibility mode? If you have to run a UNITY --replace after startup it doesn't kill the currently running unity and you end-up with two toolbars. One superimposed over the other. I would assume the best way to fix this is to have unity 2d start off in compatibility mode right off the bat.

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answered 2 Years ago elopingapo · Accepted Answer

You did not make mention of what version you are running so....

How to configure 2D
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1748671

Another installation guide
http://www.linoob.com/2011/04/unity-2d-on-ubuntu/

If you have Ubuntu 11.10 or later installed you should be able to log into unity 2D easily enough.

You might log into Ubuntu in failsafe graphics mode, then activated proprietary video driver. You activate driver by going into system settings > Hardware > additional drivers.