although the bling module (which is in CVS though i dont use it) has
a nice gui and fades windows in and out when you move the mouse over
them, i find using xcompmgr (with a bunch of options set, like 'xcompmgr
-fF -cC -r7 -o.65 -l-10 -t-8 -D3' which gives you fades and a good
shadow radius) and the latest version of GNOME Terminal as the best way
to get transparency.
make sure to get the version of xcompmgr from X.org's git
repositories because AFAIK only that version sets the NET_WM hint that
allows GNOME terminal to know that a composite manager is running and
gives you true transparency in the terminal window. If you dont want to
go through the bother of getting that I can get you a binary for linux/x86.
KHERON DeNABHOTH wrote:
> Hello,
>
> i was just wondering if the Bling module is still
> available. I installed the latest snapshot and not the
> CVS. So is the Bling module being still developed or
> not anymore?
>
> Or in other words, what is the easiest way to obtain
> translucency or transparency
>
> martin
>
> Martin Lukac
> Dept. of Electronic & Computer engineering
> portland state university
>
>
>
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