Summary
An interface to easily configure gnome desktop effects.
Rationale
With the variety of different ways to enable effects in desktop, users will be like to turn it on or off, an easy tool to do it will help them configure their desired effects for their desktop.
Scope
A desktop menu entry will be created in "System > Preferences > Graphical Desktop Effects" that will configure Xgl/Compiz or xcompmgr based effects.
Design
The interface must easily allow user to configure their desired effects based on what effects and method they choose.
Screenshots
Code
gnome-bling-manager-0.1.tar.gz
The software is written using GTK+ 2.0 API, and C.
Binary Package
gnome-bling-manager_0.1-1_i386.deb
Data preservation and migration
The software will overwrite $HOME/.Xsession file and sets it with execute permission. It is advisable to create a backup of this file.
3 comments:
I would like to say that this packages lacks of dependencies, and it is unusable unless you specify xcompmgr as a requirement, and instead of modify Xsession modife an entry on gnome-session for the software composite.
you can also alternatively add compiz, compiz-gnome, and compiz-plugins as recomended or suggested.
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