Wohoo Compiz Install was a Breeze!

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Listmates,

I'm really impressed with Arch! After a little teething to get kde up and running, it was time to install compiz-fusion. Before the install, I copied my compiz config from my opensuse install and my emerald themes by copying ~/.config and ~/.emerald to my home directory in the Arch install. Then I proceeded with:

pacman -Sy compiz-fusion-kde

With a little trepidation, I then selected fusion-icon from the system menu and...

Compiz-fusion started with all my setting and my emerald theme without a hicup. Fantastic!! Kudos and Great Job to whoever is building and maintaining the compiz fusion packages. Now I really have a cool archlinux desktop! A quick:

ksnapshot 	# desktop saved as archlinux1.png

# pms imagemagick imagemagick-doc
# convert archlinux1.png -resize 800 archlinux1-800.png
# convert archlinux1-800.png archlinux1-800.jpg
# rsync archlinux1-800.jpg nirvana:/srv/www/download/screenshots/archlinux

and you have your screenshot:

http://nirvana.3111skyline.com/download/screenshots/archlinux/archlinux1-800.jpg

Thank you to all who have help me stumble through getting to this point. All in all, setup has been a breeze on Arch (the fumbling around getting kde going aside). Looks like a great distro, and so far everything I use has been available. I haven't gotten to the compilers yet, but I bet they are all there. I still have a bit of cleanup and loading of packages to do, but I bet in a few days when you look at www.3111skyline.com, it will be running on archlinux;-)

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