3D effect in Linux (Fedora9)

Just now, I experienced an exciting moment. On my Linux desktop, I successfully achieved a special effect similar to vista, and I even thought it was better than vista. How can this effect be achieved? There are many articles detailed on the Internet. I will give a brief description here. In fact, there are two main steps, one is to install copiz, which mainly includes yum-yinstallccsm * yum-yinstallcompiz

Just now, I experienced an exciting moment. On my Linux desktop, I successfully achieved a special effect similar to vista, and I even thought it was better than vista.

How to implement this effect? I have provided a lot of articles on the Internet. I will give a brief description here. In fact, there are two main steps, one is to install copiz.

It mainly includes

Yum-y install ccsm *
Yum-y install compiz *
Yum-y install compiz-bcop *

Another step is to install the graphics card driver that suits my own graphics card. because there are not many methods introduced on the internet, I will give a detailed description here. The procedure is as follows:

Download: wget http://us.download.nvidia.com/XFree86/Linux-x86/173.14.09/NVIDIA-Linux-x86-173.14.09-pkg1.run (this file reaches 19 MB and is displayed directly in opera, hard to fully load)

Installation: The main command here is

Close the original x window: init 3

Install DRIVER: sh NVIDIA-Linux-x86-173.14.09-pkg1.run

Note that the driver cannot be installed in the original kernel of Fedora 9, or you can download the source code or upgrade the kernel.

After these two steps are completed, my computer desktop has also achieved beautiful results, much better than my vista.