Short Video of the real monitors view for my Ubuntu set up recorded with a regular camera.
This is a demo of my Fedora 12 desktop, running Compiz Fusion for 3d effects (I did have to do some work to code my Nvidia drivers to get 3d enabled effects.) I am also running a AWN dock with the “squish” feature enabled to make my dock icons jump. I have on Wiggle Windows which is the windows that shake around and snap into place. I have 3d Cube enabled, with features like transparent cube and things like that (you can have a much higher number of workstations, I just use 4). I am working to install a video capture straight from the desktop, but recordmydesktop and others don’t seem to work in good quality, not sure what is wrong, if anyone has ideas, pleassse help me! Intel Core 2 Duo e6550 @ 2.8 GHz (stock at 2.33) Gigabyte MoBo with MIT System Tweaker 2 GB DDR2-800 PC6400 RAM Nvidia GeForce 8800 GTS 320 MB Graphics 250 GB 7200 SATA HDD (Fedora 12 Linux) 500 GB 7200 SATA HDD (Windows 7 Professional) 120 GB 5400 USB External Hard Drive 19in Samsung LCD 2ms @ 1440×900 47in Magnavox LCD HDTV DVi-HDMI hookup (extended displays) 900w Power Supply PS3, Wii, Motorola Droid, Dreamcast (running Linux)
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img404.imageshack.us commands paste2.org using xte: www.youtube.com install: xautomation
Getting the broadcom wireless driver to work on ubuntu 9.10
This is just me playing around with Arch Linux. I messed up upgrading my system, but w/e. I’m running GNOME, Gnome-Do, Gnomenu, compiz-fusion and emerald for my eye candy. I also built this comp myself, these are the specs: AMD Phenom 2, quad core, 3.4ghz nvidia 240 GT 1GB GDDR5 2 1TB harddrives 4GB DDR3 RAM
Tile plugin aka ( gridview or snapto ) it does more than just 2 open windows. I wish it had more options like gridmove app tho PPA launchpad.net Gridmove for XP users: jgpaiva.dcmembers.com Win7 in the eyes of a linux user lol www.youtube.com
A demo of what XGL can do for you.
using my mouse wheel again enable: viewport switcher u dont have to use desktop wall, u can use the cube if u like
Elements is a plugin for Compiz Fusion which integrates all the features of the popular Snow, Autumn, Fireflies, and Stars plugins, plus an all new feature, Bubbles. Written from the ground-up with only open source software, Elements is designed to be free, fast, and fun. It’s also fully customizable. You want flower petals falling in spring? Draw the petals and use them with the Autumn feature. Want to have toasters flying towards you at warp speed? Take a picture of your toaster and use it with the Stars feature. Feel really adventuresome? Take a look at the code and make it your own. Elements is completely free and released under the GNU General Public Licence (GPL).
