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===Gconf===
Stores settings for compiz and its plugins inside the gconf registry.

*When compiz is started with gconf,  any other plugin names that follow gconf get ignored because compiz loads plugins according to the gconf registry.
**So, when you run compiz for the first time, use:
<pre>compiz --replace glib gconf</pre> 

**When you add compiz as part of <tt>gnome-session-properties</tt>, use only:
<pre>compiz --replace glib gconf cube rotate scale fade minimize zoom place move...</pre> 
*To make changes, you must use <tt>gconf-editor</tt>. The keys are under '/apps/compiz/'.
*Some of the most useful keys:
**'/apps/compiz/general/allscreens/options/active_plugins' = list key defining which plugins are currently loaded
**'/apps/compiz/plugins/cube/screen0/options/color' = top and bottom faces bg color (#cccccc format)
**'/apps/compiz/plugins/cube/screen0/options/svgs' = (list) defines paths to svgs files to be rendered on the top face of the cube
**'/apps/compiz/plugins/fade/screen0/options/window_types' = (list) defining the window types using fade
**'/apps/compiz/plugins/fade/screen0/options/fade_speed' = speed at which the fade is executed. The lower the value the slower the fade will be (0 to 5,00)
There are many more, happy digging.

Also run this command to activate Windows Decoration

<pre>gtk-window-decorator --replace &</pre>

*Use the top of the cube

First of all, make sure the snap-top option is enabled.
in gconf-editor
go to the key apps -> compiz -> plugins -> rotate -> screen0 -> options
Enable the snap-top key

You can put one or more svg files/slides on top of the cube:
go to the key apps -> compiz -> plugins -> cube -> screen0 -> options
edit the "svgs" keys, and add the slides seperate

[http://moosy.blogspot.com/2006/03/drred-xgl-tweaks-part-2.html howto screenshots]