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--- archive:compiz_fusion [2014-06-27 19:12] – [Compiz_Fusion] jens
+++ archive:compiz_fusion [2016-08-10 11:55] (current) – jens
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-====== Compiz_Fusion ======
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+====== Compiz Fusion ======
 [[http://www.compiz.org/|Compiz Fusion]] adds some very nice 3D-effects and better handling to your desktop. Of course you need 3D-acceleration w/ e.g. an [[misc:Nvidia]] or ATI card.
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   compizconfig-backend-gconf compizconfig-settings-manager fusion-icon
-Second, add the command "fusion-icon" to your session ((In Gnome via "System -> Preferences -> Sessions"\\ In XFCE 4.6 or newer via "Main Menu -> Settings -> Session and Startup")), re-logon and use the "CompizConfig Settings Manager" ((In Gnome also in "System -> Preferences"\\ In XFCE 4.6 or newer also in "Main Menu -> Settings")) or the Compiz Fusion Icon in the Systray to configure some stuff.
+Second, add the command "fusion-icon" to your session((In Gnome via "System -> Preferences -> Sessions"\\ In XFCE 4.6 or newer via "Main Menu -> Settings -> Session and Startup")), re-logon and use the "CompizConfig Settings Manager"((In Gnome also in "System -> Preferences"\\ In XFCE 4.6 or newer also in "Main Menu -> Settings")) or the Compiz Fusion Icon in the Systray to configure some stuff.
 That's really it already! No editing of the [[misc:xorg.conf]] involved.