I like it, as I finally abandonned the cube for exclusive Expo use, I tried your background and it looks great in grayscale on my black and white theme.
But how do you get you expo view to bend?
This looks great and I see no such options in ccsm...
Please let me know :D
nope 0.6.3
After further searching on the Internet I found I'm supposed to install the version from git, but when I tried ccsm wouldn't start anymore.
Thanks anyway, I'll keep trying ;)
well, i installed .7.6 via a .deb-package but cant remember where i got it from. i suggest to search within forum.ubuntuusers.de for it. i think i got it from there. good luck!
I'm trying to figgure out how to set it so that each viewport has a different background, i.e. a different part of the map for each panel on my 3x3 wall.
Im using Ubuntu 8.04 with CompizFusion. I used to use Desktop cube and I know how to set THAT up to have different wallpaper on each piece, but I cant figgure out how with the wall
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I like it, as I finally abandonned the cube for exclusive Expo use, I tried your background and it looks great in grayscale on my black and white theme. But how do you get you expo view to bend? This looks great and I see no such options in ccsm... Please let me know :D
do you have compiz 0.7.6 installed?
nope 0.6.3 After further searching on the Internet I found I'm supposed to install the version from git, but when I tried ccsm wouldn't start anymore. Thanks anyway, I'll keep trying ;)
well, i installed .7.6 via a .deb-package but cant remember where i got it from. i suggest to search within forum.ubuntuusers.de for it. i think i got it from there. good luck!
I'm trying to figgure out how to set it so that each viewport has a different background, i.e. a different part of the map for each panel on my 3x3 wall. Im using Ubuntu 8.04 with CompizFusion. I used to use Desktop cube and I know how to set THAT up to have different wallpaper on each piece, but I cant figgure out how with the wall
the plugin offering the wall is called "expo". (super-key+e) different wallpapers can be set up via the plugin "wallpaper".
very nice, like the stylization,
except my country isn't on it
:P seriously though, this is great work!