The desktop effect is successfully set in Ubuntu 9.10.

The settings in this article are based on Ubuntu

9.10 (accurate

(For compizconfig-settings-manager0.8.2), for versions above 8.10

Suitable
Yes. In version 8.04, some of the settings have different locations, and the earlier version has never been tried .. Make sure that your system has good internet access, good source for use, and the source list has been updated before configuration.
(These steps are not repeated in other Ubuntu tutorials)
This article describes how to install Ubuntu on a physical machine (including hard disk and wubi, because the 3D performance of the current virtual machine is still poor, the basic
You cannot enable the default special effects, not to mention the richer effects.

Pre-Configuration
When it comes to special effects, it is often the first impression that the video card is good and the memory is large. However, in Ubuntu, the requirements for special effects are far from abnormal in windows.
1g memory running Vista is a pain ). You can feel the fantastic desktop effects by integrating the video card in Ubuntu.
First, make sure that your video card driver is correctly installed ,.. You can skip this step by using the intel show kids shoes, because intel drivers are open-source and Ubuntu has already integrated the drive
No additional installation is required. For many n-card and a-card kids shoes, you have to turn on the System-system management-hardware

Driver (system> Administration> hardware drivers ).

Select a version (a version with a large version number is recommended), and click activate in the lower right corner. The system will automatically connect to the source to download and install the driver. This process will be quite long. After the installation is complete, restart and activate the driver. After the driver is activated, the default system effect is enabled. Further special effect settings depend on the System-preference-appearance, as shown in figure

Select the visual effects tab, select the extension, and then close. In this way, the system's built-in special effects are opened. Then, you try to move the window to see if the window is moving? Haha, this is just the beginning... I
The good news is that if you have succeeded in this step, then the special effects will not be able to be enabled. However, the bad message is that if your video card cannot enable this "extension" effect, you do not need to continue reading this article.
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After that, compizconfig-settings-Manager (CCSM) will be installed. In the future, all our special effects will depend on it .. Enter
Sudo apt-Get install compizconfig-settings-Manager
After the installation is complete, compizconfig settings manager will be displayed in system-preferences .. Note Ubuntu
Various
The ccsm versions in the source are different, which leads
The ccsm interface is inconsistent. After testing, I found that the ccsm90 % settings of 8.10 and 9.04 are the same, but some parts of 8.10 are in English, which has little impact. However
In ccsm 8.04, some settings are not the same. They are displayed in different positions and some special effects of ccsm without a higher version .... So. I suggest using 8.04 kids shoes.
Download the new version of ccsm. This article uses the ccsm0.8.2 version that comes with 9.04. The source code of ccsm version 0.8.2 can be downloaded here.

Compile and install the SDK at http://releases.compiz-fusion.org/0.8.2.

After the installation is successful, our special effect settings will be ready.

Next, you can open system-> preferences-> compizconfig settings manager and set the expected special effect!

PS: For more information, see http://www.linuxidc.com/linux/2009-07/20949.htm. This article provides a detailed description.