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Effects are alright. I like wobbly windows, because it makes moving them seem smoother and easier to do. The Compiz Fusion desktop "cube" thing is pointless, however.
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wobbly windows make window moving easier? HOW?
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Originally Posted by DimaYasny 
there is a way to speed up GNOME in Ubintu. for me it is as fast as lightning, the second I disable compiz
"Technological progress is like an axe in the hands of a pathological criminal."
a core gnome install, under debian , with no crap, runs at about 45 mb ram when idle
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Alright, how would I totally disable Compiz? Just disable every effect?
I mean, I usually run FluxBox anyways, but I CAN see how no Compiz would be nice.
I mean, I usually run FluxBox anyways, but I CAN see how no Compiz would be nice.
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Yeah, Compiz Fusion for GNOME.
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in ubuntu/debian/fedora its under the administration submenu (it is on a tab in the one where you choose your window borders and control themes)
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