1. If you don't have compiz configuration manager, then you can install it by going to the terminal and typing -
$ sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager
If you have problem opening the terminal, press Ctrl+Alt+F2 or you can directly run commands in terminal by pressing Alt+F2.
2. Now if you want to change some specific settings in compiz, you can start gconf editor by -
$ gconf-editor
This should bring you the Gnome Configuration editor as shown below. From the left side choose:"apps" -> "compiz-1". Now under "compiz-1", go to "plugins". You'll see a lot of setting there which can be changed as required.
After making the changes, reset the unity using the terminal -
$ unity --reset
3. So, if you successfully messed up Compiz then you can actually reset all those value to the default ones by issuing the below commands in your Terminal.
$ gconftool-2 --recursive-unset /apps/compiz-1
$ unity --reset
$ sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager
If you have problem opening the terminal, press Ctrl+Alt+F2 or you can directly run commands in terminal by pressing Alt+F2.
2. Now if you want to change some specific settings in compiz, you can start gconf editor by -
$ gconf-editor
This should bring you the Gnome Configuration editor as shown below. From the left side choose:"apps" -> "compiz-1". Now under "compiz-1", go to "plugins". You'll see a lot of setting there which can be changed as required.
After making the changes, reset the unity using the terminal -
$ unity --reset
3. So, if you successfully messed up Compiz then you can actually reset all those value to the default ones by issuing the below commands in your Terminal.
$ gconftool-2 --recursive-unset /apps/compiz-1
$ unity --reset
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