Ubuntu 10.10 Open 3D mode + set Desktop effects tutorial

First install the video driver system-> Preferences-> Limited drive (recommended)

Install Compizconfig Settings Manager (3D driver must be installed) [Code]sudo apt-get install Compizconfig-settings-manager[/code] Run

System-> Preferences->advanced Desktop effects

Settings, click General Compiz Options, the desktop size of the "Horizontal virtual size" set to 4, "vertical virtual Size" set to 1, "desktop number" set to 4, back, check "desktop cube" "Rotating Cube" "cube reflection ”

"Cube Caps" several items, press and hold Ctrl+alt, and then press and hold the left mouse button to move, 3D desktop effect appears.

In front of the gube gears Hook, and then find the front of the table to hook the desktop cube, click, select the transparent cube, the opacity During rotation down to about 50, and then the table of the desktop, the cube into translucent, And there are three gears rolling in it!

Click the rotation cube-> General, adjust the zoom to 1.0, adjust the speed to 0.7, and then press ctrl+alt+ left/right arrow, you can see the cube when the movement of slow, and a lot smaller cubes.

Click on the blank position of the mouse on the desktop, then rotate the wheel of the mouse and rotate the 3D desktop effect. Press and hold the Super key (the key between CTRL and ALT) +tab the key, and the desktop is arranged horizontally.

Into the Resize-> action, click on the general front of the small triangle, double-click the "Start All Windows Window Picker", select TopLeft, click OK. Now move your mouse to the upper-left corner of your desktop to achieve a expose effect like Mac OS X.

Enter the main interface of the Compizconfig Settings Manager, click Expo-> Action, double-click on the Expo in the window, tick top

Right, and then OK. Move the mouse to the top right corner of the desktop, 4 desktop neatly arranged in a 3D space (with the super+e effect), you can drag the window from one desktop to another desktop, even in the middle of two desktop!

Under the Compizconfig settings main interface Select Shift switcher-> action->initial (all workspace), tick bottomleft. The mouse moves to the lower left corner of the desktop, the iphone's cover flow effects appear. You can use the mouse wheel and arrow keys to switch the desktop. Return to shift switcher, click on the look and choose Flip in switcher mode. The mouse moves to the lower-left corner of the desktop, and the Flip3D effect in Windows Vista appears.

In the Compizconfig Settings Manager main interface, select "Draw Flames on screen" front

check box, you can now press and hold the Super+shift key, and then use the left mouse button to write on the screen. The flame's default color is red, and you can go directly to the "Draw flame on screen" setting,

Adjust the flame color, or simply "randomly", cancel the flames while pressing

Super+shift+c.

Return to the main screen again, check windows

Previews, so moving the mouse over the taskbar appears in the preview window.

Select the Move window in the CCSM (Compizconfig Settings Manager) main interface and set the opacity in its settings interface to around 60 so that you can move the window with translucent effects.

Also select General options->opacity in the main interface

Settings, click Add (Add). Enter Dock,opacitywindow in Opacitywindows

Values enter a value of 80. Add Dropdownmenu and PopupMenu in the same way, with a value of 80. After the input is complete, no matter what the menu is, it is now displayed in a translucent manner, including the right button menu.

Select Animations->closeanimation in the CCSM main interface, double-click on the first Glide2 in the window, and then select Burn from the Closeeffect drop-down menu, which will have the effect of a flame every time you close the window.

Click Effect

Settings, find the following fire, click on the small triangle appears flame options, and then tick the "Random color flame" After the check box, the flame color random. You can also go to the openanimation to set the animation effect when the window is opened, or select "random".