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Looking Glass looks very nice but is, ultimately, eye candy. I had a quick go of it at an expo and, apart from the fact that you write notes on the back of windows (useful in a way if you send over a pdf and want to let someone know your feelings on the file - although, what's wrong with email?) is ultimately useless.
I had heard it described as more of a way to show what Open Source is capable of, than something to actually use.
I have a number of screen shots based on my desktop running lg3d http://www.gcclinux.com/linux/viewtopic.php?t=36 , there are some good screen shots and others not so good but still I thing it's much more than eye candy like XavierP mentioned.
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