First things first: installing Ecomorph. If you are using Bodhi Linux you can simply apt-get the needed packages with the command:
sudo apt-get install ecomorph*

On other Enlightenment distributions the install command and package names will vary. You can also always compile it from source. Once you have Ecomorph installed, load the module (Settings->Modules->System). It is also necessary to disable the Dropshadow (and built in compositing if it is enabled) module under Look (it conflicts with Ecomorph's built-in shadow).
Next, using your preferred text editor, as root, create a .desktop file for launching Ecomorph. For example, run the following in terminal:
sudo gedit /usr/share/applications/ecomorph.desktop
For the contents of the desktop file, paste in this. Save the file. Then, if you want to always start compositing on login add our newly created menu entry to your startup applications.

Finally, log out and from your session list select E17 - Ecomorph instead of Enlightenment when you log back in. Please note: if you did not add Ecomorph to your startup applications you will have to manually launch the desktop entry for compositing to become active.
Once Ecomorph is running, you can customize your desktop effects under Settings->Ecomorph


~Jeff Hoogland
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