Install 3D on Ubuntu with integrated graphics card

Generally, Intel integrated graphics cards are installed when the system is installed. If not, you can manually install them,
Download the latest libdrm 2.4.1
Http://dri.freedesktop.org/libdrm/libdrm-2.4.1.tar.gz

And
Latest intel video driver 2.5.1
Http://myubuntu.dreamhosters.com/downlo... 5.1.tar.gz

(Patched)

Compile:
Sudo apt-Get install build-essential Xorg-dev libdrm-dev Mesa-common-Dev

Compile:
Tar-zxf libdrm-2.4.1.tar.gz
CD libdrm-2.4.1
./Configure -- prefix =/usr
Make
Sudo make install

CD ..

Tar-zxf xf86-video-intel-2.5.1.tar.gz
CD xf86-video-intel-2.5.1
./Configure -- prefix =/usr
Make
Sudo make install

Driver:
Sudo apt-Get install xserver-Xorg-video-intel -- reinstall

P.s.
In section "device" of Xorg. conf, it is better to have a kernel driver "Intel", but not necessarily required. (If 3D cannot be used, add driver "Intel" to that section)
Also at the end of Xorg. conf:
Section "dri"
Mode 0666
Endsection
(Note: The above content is reproduced. I have already used it !)

3D special effects dependency and management software:
Install

:
Click "System"-"System Management"-"New Software Package Manager" in the taskbar"
Click "Search" and select "compizconfig-settings-manager" and "Emerald" and "Fusion-icon" for installation;
Enable 3D

:
After the installation is complete, how do I start the 3D desktop?
You can start "compiz fusion icon" in "application"-"System Tools" on the taskbar ",
Then, in the upper-right corner of the desktop, you can see a blue cube icon, right-click it,
Select "Settings manager" to bring up the special effect settings window.
Automatically run 3D at startup

:
Click "System"-"Preferences"-"session" in the taskbar. In the pop-up "add Startup Program,
Enter "name", "command", "Fusion-icon", and "comment;
Click "OK" to enable the 3D desktop effect automatically when the computer and Ubuntu are started.