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Precise Adds User Safeguards to Compiz App
New safeguards have been added to CCSM – the GUI tool for configuring Compiz – to limit damage caused by users unaware of the tools importance.
When launching the app in Ubuntu 12.04 a pop-up box warning users of the potential risks from idly playing around with settings therein. The ability to disable the Unity desktop plugin from the main plugin overview in CCSM has also been removed.
Should CCSM Be Purged from the Ubuntu Repos?
The headline to this article might sound inflammatory but it’s a question currently being debated on the Ubuntu Desktop mailing list.
Ubuntu’s Jorge Castro makes the case for ‘jettisoning’ the tool from the the Ubuntu Universe repositories (i.e. removing it from the Ubuntu Software Centre).