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Compiz-Fusion

Avant Window Navigator (AWN) Mac OS like Dock in openSUSE

2008-08-02
By: admin
On: August 2, 2008
In: Graphics
With: 14 Comments

Avant Window Navigator (Awn) is a dock-like bar which sits at the bottom of the screen. It has support for launchers, task lists, and third party applets. The dock at the bottom of the screen gives a nice apple Mac like look for your openSUSE. There are a lot of Themes Plugins and Applets that can be added onto the dock.Read More →

Compiz Fusion in openSUSE 11.0

2008-07-27
By: admin
On: July 27, 2008
In: Compiz/Compiz-Fusion
With: 6 Comments

Compiz is a compositing window manager that uses 3D graphics acceleration via OpenGL. It provides various new graphical effects and features on any desktop environment, including Gnome and KDE. Compiz Fusion is a collection of plugins and a configuration system for the Compiz compositing window manager. It was created from the remerging of Beryl into Compiz.Read More →

Enable/Configure & use Desktop Cube for Compiz-Fusion in openSUSE

2008-07-27
By: admin
On: July 27, 2008
In: Compiz/Compiz-Fusion
With: 9 Comments

Now, that we have installed and enabled Desktop Effects (Compiz) in our openSUSE, how do we use it? Compiz Fusion / Desktop Effects enables a bunch of plugins by default and one of them is the Desktop Cube. The Destop Cube shows the multiple workspace on your desktop as a Desktop Cube. Imagine your Desktop as your cube and each side of the cube is a workspace in your multiple worlspace desktop and thats exactly is a desktop cube. This cube can also be unfolded and shown as a strip of slides where each slide is a desktop workspace.Read More →

Setup nVideo Video/Display with native nvidia rendering for Compiz

2008-07-27
By: admin
On: July 27, 2008
In: Compiz/Compiz-Fusion, Graphics
With: 4 Comments

We saw here to setup the nVidia drivers to use AIGLX rendering for Compiz Fusion. However, nVIDIA has its own native nvidia rendering engine which is supported on driver versions 1.0-9625 or later. In openSUSE 11.0, composite is enabled by default. However, to confirm Compisite is enabled,Read More →

Setup ATI Graphics with AIGLX Rendering in openSUSE 11.0 for Compiz

2008-07-26
By: admin
On: July 26, 2008
In: Compiz/Compiz-Fusion, Graphics
With: 0 Comments

In openSUSE 11.0, AiGLX with Compsite is enabled by default. So, if you prefer to use AIGLX rendering as against the XGL rendering engine then all you need is to install the appropriate drivers for your ATI graphics card.Read More →

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