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[News] Compiz Fusion Raves (the Superior Looks of GNU/Linux)

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Compiz Fusion boost my 3D performance 

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| The installation went smooth without any error. I found that the 
| compiz-fusion features offer more choice of effects compared to it's sibling 
| compiz. And the thing that I am really impressed after read the glxgears, I 
| am getting constantly rate whooping up to 1200+ fps compare to the previous 
| at 140 fps!    
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http://planetyazid.blogspot.com/2009/07/compiz-fusion-boost-my-3d-performance.html


Recent:

Compiz 0.9.x - Where are we now, and where to from here

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| Anyways, this post is about Compiz 0.9.x (formerly ‘compiz++’). Compiz 0.9.x
| started in december when onestone announced his core rewrite on the mailing
| list. It had features like pluggable output backends, written in c++ (and a
| few nice interfaces that came with it) and other misc bits and pieces. It was
| designed mostly in mind to overcome a lot of the design problems we were
| having, like plugin-plugins and a ridiculous amound of code to manage lists.
| In Janurary, some developers started to toy around with it and at the
| beginning of this February, we announced that compiz++ would become the base
| for the 0.9.x series and the 0.9.x series would features some major reworks.
| We’ve all been quite busy during that time - so we’ve done whatever possible
| to push the branch forwards.
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http://smspillaz.wordpress.com/2009/04/02/compiz-09x-where-are-we-now-and-where-to-from-here/


[FusionComm] Compiz 0.8.2 fully released !

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| This is the first stable release of Compiz 0.8 series. This release is the
| first merged release of both (former) Compiz and Compiz Fusion projects, and
| what is newly released here is what previously was the -fusion part ; the
| core part was released on Sunday, March 1st. This release is the result of
| the 0.7 development series and is mostly a bugfix release. A fully detailed
| changelog is available below.
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http://lists.compiz-fusion.org/pipermail/community/2009-March/000185.html


Special dev version 1.9.22-based with Compiz released

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| Have you ever dreamed of Compiz-like effects in Enlightenment 17 ?
|
| After a good number of previous testing versions, reports, fixes, and
| features added, Elive finally releases the special version with E17 running
| over Compiz (ecomorph).
|
| Do you want more details? Just watch the video and see what it looks like!
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http://www.elivecd.org/Main/News/elive-development-1.9.22-compiz-released


[compiz] [ANNOUNCE] compiz-0.8.0

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| New plugin "commands" that handles the bindings for arbitrary commands that
| previously were handled in core. In addition to the previously present key
| bindings button and edge bindings were added as well.
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http://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/compiz/2009-February/003299.html


[ANNOUNCE] xf86-video-ati 6.11.0

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| xf86-video-ati 6.11.0
|
| Highlights:
| - - Lots of bug fixes since 6.10.0
| - - Crtc/output/encoder rework
| - - Render repeat mode fixes
|
| 6.12.0 will be soon to follow with accel support for r6xx/r7xx chips
|
| Alan Coopersmith (2):
|       Remove xorgconfig & xorgcfg from See Also list in man page
|       Add README with pointers to mailing list, bugzilla & git repos
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http://lists.x.org/archives/xorg-driver-ati/2009-February/008479.html


First Look: Elive E17 Compiz

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| If you've read the latest Softpedia Linux Weekly you probably remember the
| video clip of the week showing a lot of awesome desktop effects. Wait, don't
| leave just yet. I know you're sick of all those
| Compiz Fusion praising videos that are everywhere on the Internet but this
| time it's a little different. We're talking about a distribution and its
| desktop environment that didn't cross ways with Compiz. Until now. Yep, there
| is a special Elive E17 bundled with all the good 3D stuff. Knowing Elive's
| reputation of being one of the most beautiful and stylish distributions out
| there, what can really go wrong if you combine two of Linux's most valuable
| eye-candy providers?
|
| After watching that video, we decided to put it to the test on one of our
| machines to see if all that buzz around it was really worth it. For more fun,
| the test PC was sort of a prehistoric one with 512 MB of RAM and an Nvidia
| GeForce FX 5200 (yeah...). Well, it wasn't just for fun, but it was also a
| very good way to evaluate Elive's performance under such extreme conditions.
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http://news.softpedia.com/news/Elive-Compiz-104523.shtml
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