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Compiz Fusion on Fiesty

Two weeks ago, I read on ubuntuforums and found this thread about how to get compiz fusion work on ubuntu fiesty. It show you clearly step by step how to. Today I'm just decide to try and it's real amazing. 3D Cube and many effect feel smoother than the old compiz from repos.
It's work on my asus n6200td 128M card, my memory is 512M, athlon xp 1700+ and A7N8X-E mobo. Compiz fusion still development version but for me it's very very very stable. So I urge you to try it now.

Compiz Fusion is merging of compiz and beryl project. It's not on feisty repos yet but may be on Gutsy Gibbon.

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