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Merged project consisting of Beryl and Compiz Extras becomes Compiz Fusion

  • June 21, 2007
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Merged project consisting of Beryl and Compiz Extras becomes Compiz Fusion – The Beryl project reunited with Compiz by merging with Compiz Extras to form what is now known as Compiz Fusion. An assortment of impressive new features have already been implemented, including a stunning new reflection effect for the Compiz cube plugin. Read More… [Ars Technica]
Merged project consisting of Beryl and Compiz Extras becomes Compiz Fusion –

The Beryl project reunited with Compiz by merging with Compiz Extras to form what is now known as Compiz Fusion. An assortment of impressive new features have already been implemented, including a stunning new reflection effect for the Compiz cube plugin.

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