FusionCast V -- Ghost and Dodge

[Rikkkie]

what music is this?

i kinda like it...

[Kingoftherings1337]

I really enjoy your videos, it gives me something to look forward to in the next version of Compiz. I'm not man enough to use the Git version. :(

[arekolek]

how did you add those subtitles on youtube?

[puttabutta]

Go to the page of one of your videos, and click "Edit annotations." A cool dialog appears with all the tools you need. :)

[arekolek]

thanks, i couldn't find it 'cause it's still in beta and not available in language versions other than english

[Hessesian]

Very nice video man, and I liked annotations too :)

[Innovator8]

Interesting, albeit not mind-blowing stuff. Great use of those annotations. Youtube seems to be making videos like this a lot easier to make.

[Squichie]

ack, great great video

That ghost thing is incredibly useful

[wheel3r6]

One more Great video ,good song and THANK YOU

[foray22]

Great video, and awesome song too. Seeing as you are you are using ubuntu and kiba dock svn: Does ubuntu come with subversion in the /usr directory or something, or do you have to install it from some other place?

[Niosus]

he probably installed with synaptic package manager

[Niosus]

or git... forgot in the first post

[SAPwnage]

Thanks for the video! I really like FusionCast!

[jimskiismk]

Nice one, looks good.

sort of off topic - kiba dock, does it still do physics?

[puttabutta]

The svn version doesn't have physics anymore because the developer found it to be too much of a pain. It *was* kind of stupid. I think he plans on redesigning stuff so that the physics becomes actually useful (having physics manage Stacks, and not jumbling everything in an ugly stupid clump). Kiba-dock is now just a very well-coded dock (I think the main dock works better than AWN)--more features, better animations, etc. But that's just me. It's still only coded by one guy.

[AppleMac55]

Great! But if I have and old version of compiz git and I want the very latest version, would you recommend uninstalling the version I currently have, and then clone the latest repositories from gitweb?

[puttabutta]

No, you'll just have to run "git pull" in all the directories and recompile. That's the beauty of git/svn ... it doesn't have to download everything again, just the changes.