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Hi,
I am trying to do an install "ubuntu like" with arch + gnome (so my wife does not get lost since we have been in ubuntu 3+ years) but I am having trouble getting to set the Workspace switcher in Gnome with the effects like ubuntu (the arrows that pop up when you press ctrl+alt+arrow) I know that this is not critical but I really like to have it the most familiar to her.
Thanks for any suggestion..
PD: also would be nice to have the poweroff button in the upper right corner if someone know how it would be great.
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To get the Workspace switcher effects you are looking for you'll need to install Compiz.
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To add shut down button: right click on the pannel - add to pannel - Shut Down ...
it is not the same as in ubuntu, but it does the job
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@mwknowles92: do you know which desktop effect do I need to enable? compiz is already installed but I have been toying around with it and I cant seem to find it. I also try to look in ubuntu for the configuration so I can export it to arch but no success either.
@Cosmin: Thanks, never thought of that
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Hi,
I am trying to do an install "ubuntu like" with arch + gnome (so my wife does not get lost since we have been in ubuntu 3+ years) but I am having trouble getting to set the Workspace switcher in Gnome with the effects like ubuntu (the arrows that pop up when you press ctrl+alt+arrow) I know that this is not critical but I really like to have it the most familiar to her.
The Compiz plugin is Enable Desktop Wall > Viewport Switch Preview > Show Viewport Switcher Preview
You can also select Show Live Viewport Previews to show a mini live desktop instead of the arrows.
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Mike V wrote:Hi,
I am trying to do an install "ubuntu like" with arch + gnome (so my wife does not get lost since we have been in ubuntu 3+ years) but I am having trouble getting to set the Workspace switcher in Gnome with the effects like ubuntu (the arrows that pop up when you press ctrl+alt+arrow) I know that this is not critical but I really like to have it the most familiar to her.
The Compiz plugin is Enable Desktop Wall > Viewport Switch Preview > Show Viewport Switcher Preview
You can also select Show Live Viewport Previews to show a mini live desktop instead of the arrows.
Thanks you so much for the tip, that was what Ive been looking for, the problem I found is that I wasnt "enabling" compiz at all I think, I search around the web for the desktop wall and I found this interesting post:
http://www.cs.iupui.edu/~pengw/writing/ … :desk:look
sadly, now I am losing my window borders and the cursors that I have setup revert to gnome's default, now I will try to solve that
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