never heard of it.

Wobbly windows is windows effect, when you move them, they act like there are soft as is jelly... compiz has it, kde, cinnamon and gnome has it too... as I understand we have on deepin new window manager and I asking if there is any chance to have this effect on it too.

thanks for your answers

well, i c...
dude is no longer gnome based, so you may have to give a feed back via the app in the launcher.

Yeah, indeed.

i mean dde, not dude, the auto correction, is driving me crazy...

Our Window Manager is based on Gala, so it doesn't have this effect.

Yes. I did some digging, and here is result, but, as I say already, I'm not good at programming, so maybe you guys can do something.
Here is link for gala wobbly windows implementation: https://code.launchpad.net/~tombeckmann/gala/wobbly
And here is link to youtube video of that actions in gala: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dng9ajCEIZ8
Can anyone do something with that?

The last commit on revision 330 appears to be  feb 23 2012 . So my guess its a abandon project unless you can find something more recent on it.

I will take a closer look latter today or over the weekend , first impression though with video almost 2 yrs old and the latest post on the link 3 yrs ago. But I do have some other ideas I will look at for you.

Ok. Maybe you can do things...

Edited by dance707 at 2016-1-30 06:04

Trying to put compiz graphical effects into gala is like trying to put a clutch in a car with automatic transmission. In other windows managers they tried using the dconf-editor but it did not work well. I would not recommend the manjaro thing for anyone. Kernel panics , packages with too many regressions ect. But they do have a feature to change windows manager with super tab key, mutter or metacity. The reasons the Deepin desktop shines is because it is based on Gala and Debian in my opinion.