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#4 2010-03-04 10:32:21
Re: [ dwm ] How to change the wallpaper and make windows transparent ?
#5 2010-03-04 10:40:13
Re: [ dwm ] How to change the wallpaper and make windows transparent ?
#6 2010-03-04 10:48:55
Re: [ dwm ] How to change the wallpaper and make windows transparent ?
#7 2010-03-04 10:51:31
Re: [ dwm ] How to change the wallpaper and make windows transparent ?
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Transparent windows:
1. Install compositioning stuff
$ pacman -S transset-df xcompmgr
2. Run xcompmgr (and add to your .xinitrc):
$ xcompmgr &
3. Chose transparency (this example is 50% transparency)
$ transset .50
4. Click the window you want to be transparent

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#4 2010-03-04 10:32:21

Re: [ dwm ] How to change the wallpaper and make windows transparent ?

Thank you! And how would I set terminals to be transparent by default ? xcompmgr can be started automatically but transset requires user input

Last edited by SemiBz (2010-03-04 10:32:48)

#5 2010-03-04 10:40:13

zowki Member From: Trapped in The Matrix Registered: 2008-11-27 Posts: 582 Website

Re: [ dwm ] How to change the wallpaper and make windows transparent ?

Thank you! And how would I set terminals to be transparent by default ? xcompmgr can be started automatically but transset requires user input

What terminal do you use? urxvt can set transparency in the Xdefaults file.

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#6 2010-03-04 10:48:55

Re: [ dwm ] How to change the wallpaper and make windows transparent ?

> What terminal do you use? urxvt can set transparency in the Xdefaults file.

Or, if you don’t like fiddling with Xdefaults file, you can simply make urxvt transparent by executing it like «urxvt -tr -sh 20», where the number represents the transparency level. However, this is only pseudo transparency, but I like it better than resource-consuming compositing.