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Is there a way in Ubuntu 11.10 to configure the "mouse-on-edges" effects?

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In Ubuntu 10.10 with Simple Compiz I has a configuration to show the desktop, or show all open windows, when the mouse cursor go to an edge. Now, how can I do it with Ubuntu 11.10?

The configuration screen I'm looking for is like the following (got the image from an explanation for Ubuntu 10):

simple-compiz-edges

My CompizConfig screen don't look to have this option also:

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answered 2 Years ago onomicsiberated · Accepted Answer

You have to install compizconfig settings manager.

sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager

Now, open compiz config settings manager:

alt+F2ccsm

Go to Window Management / Scale.

Here you can enable the window picker for the different edges. Screenshot:

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To enable show desktop, go to General Options - Keybindings and enable show desktop with the corner you'd like to use. Screenshot:

enter image description here