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Okay, I'm talking about, like the effects achieved by Compiz on Ubuntu, but then I like the overall feel of KDE (Kubuntu). So, is there a way to get Compiz ...
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- 09-02-2009 #1Just Joined!
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What's the best distro/window manager for eye candy (or customization)?
Okay, I'm talking about, like the effects achieved by Compiz on Ubuntu, but then I like the overall feel of KDE (Kubuntu). So, is there a way to get Compiz to run on KDE, if so, how. Or, is there a better distro or window manager to make my PC look awesome? I tried out Enlightenment, but I didn't get it customized (how would I do that?). Any suggestions are welcome, and thanks.
- 09-02-2009 #2forum.guy
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Sabayon used to be very eye candy oriented, but I've not used it lately so don't know what it looks like right now:
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- 09-03-2009 #3Linux User
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Documentation should be a place to start to learn to customize Enlightenment.
Everything for your Enlightenment Desktop - E17-Stuff.org shows what some people have done with it.Registered Linux User #420832
- 11-20-2009 #4Linux User
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pretty sure Compize runs on KDE for a couple of years now. Don't remember the first version...
1. Compize must be installed.
2. Start Menu/System/Desktop effects - to set it up.
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finally - hw to brag about - but next year it will look pitifully quaint:
Athlon64 X2 3800 - 1G PC3200 - 250G SATA - ati radeon x300
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