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Thread: More Effects?

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    More Effects?

    I have just installed this new release of Kubuntu for the first time. I thought there were more desktop effects? There are no animations when switching desktop or anything... I saw in a screenshots tour they has some effects from compiz, such as moving your mouse to the corner displays all windows. Should I just install compiz or is there a bunch more for the KDE window manager?

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    Re: More Effects?

    by default ocmpiz is disabled. to enable it you need
    these two packages
    compizconfig-settings-mananger
    compiz-kde

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    Re: More Effects?

    Go To System Settings > Desktop > Desktop Effects to enable/configure Kwin's compositor.

    Installing compiz is unnecessary and may conflict with Kwin.

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    Re: More Effects?

    Quote Originally Posted by krazyd View Post
    Go To System Settings > Desktop > Desktop Effects to enable/configure Kwin's compositor.

    Installing compiz is unnecessary and may conflict with Kwin.
    Is it possible to install either of these in regular Ubuntu and not Kubuntu without conflict?

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    Re: More Effects?

    I'm not sure I understand your question.

    Compiz is the commonly used compositor for Ubuntu. Kwin is the commonly used compositor (and window manager) for Kubuntu.

    You want to install Kwin on a Gnome desktop (Ubuntu)?

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    Re: More Effects?

    Quote Originally Posted by krazyd View Post
    I'm not sure I understand your question.

    Compiz is the commonly used compositor for Ubuntu. Kwin is the commonly used compositor (and window manager) for Kubuntu.

    You want to install Kwin on a Gnome desktop (Ubuntu)?
    Nevermind, you cleared things up for me right there.

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