[Bug 271022] Re: Re-enable Opacity, Brightness and Saturation plugin by default

[David Prieto]

Well, it was one of Compiz's flagship plugins when it first came out.
It's recognisable and has a high "wow" effect, meaning it can be used to
quickly demonstrate Ubuntu's compositing to people unfamiliar with it.

That aside, it is extremely useful to keep track of passive windows
while interacting with another app. It has always made my interaction
with Ubuntu much more satisfactory for me. I understand it can be
enabled from CCSM (provided you install it first) but, then again, so
can every other plugin.

Finally, the alt+scroll combination is not used for anything else so
there is little gain in disabling it IMO.

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Re-enable Opacity, Brightness and Saturation plugin by default
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