Posted on May 28, 2007 by symbolik
Everyone seems to associate beryl with a 3D rotating cube. Well, try this in beryl-settings-manager:
General Options menu, General Options – change Horizontal Virtual Size to 8.
Desktop menu, Rotate Cube – increase the Zoom setting (mine is around 14).
Visual Effects menu, 3D Effects – check “Draw backsides of windows” under Advanced.
Visual Effects menu, 3D Effects – [...]
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Posted on May 28, 2007 by symbolik
I thought I would put in a quick observation about CPU utilization under Beryl (which I assume would be similar for Compiz, maybe incorrectly). As I was wandering through my blog stats, I saw a search entry on “compiz consumes CPU”, so here is my experience in improving graphics performance under beryl:
Turn off mipmaps.
I [...]
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Posted on March 6, 2007 by symbolik
I found this blog, and and since most of the visitors here are looking for information on Beryl, thought I would post a link to his archived beryl articles. They look quite useful and informative, as does the rest of his site.
Check it out at:
The Nameless One’s Beryl Archive…
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Posted on January 5, 2007 by symbolik
(Editorial note on May 22, 2007 – Since I wrote this article, Beryl had changed quite a bit, even merging with Compiz. I do not know how much of this is still accurate or relevant, so YMMV. When I get more time, I will put together more current instructions…. now, back [...]
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