First up, go to GNOME Menu > System > Preferences > Compiz Config Settings Manager
You will now have to go to the Animations Add-on option:

Next, select the Random Colored Fire option:

Thats it! Now close the window and watch the magic unfold!
If you havent activated Compiz or configured it, please go through this post.


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You will have to install an extra plugins package. Type the following in the Terminal:
ReplyDeletesudo apt-get install compiz-fusion-plugins-extra
Next, in the Compiz Manager enable Animations add on. Thats all, now simply change your animation from the Animation tab as you would normally do.