Well, then I guess I wouldnt know. Thats the only way I've ever been able to get Konsole or Gnome Terminal to use real alpha transperency. I would check your Xorg config for that Extmod line I mentioned in the other post. Without it, you cant use real alpha transperency (well at least in my experiences anyways).
Simon Maynard wrote: >He is running FVWM, same as me. He has also had this exact same kind of >transparency for over a year now and also in two different distributions >and with multiple types of terminal. > >Its really bugging me now :-) Thanks for your input, > >Simon > >On Fri, 2005-06-03 at 13:44 -0600, Ryan wrote: > > >>It might be that he's running the new KDE alpha transparency (That is >>itself in alpha stage). For Gentoo it comes in 3.4, but it is REALLY >>REALLY slow for me, so I dont use it. But I noticed that the console >>transperancy changes as you move the window rather than when you drop >>it. You can find the alpha transparency switches in the KDE Control >>panel in the Apperance/Style/Effects tab. Just put a check in enable >>GUI effects and you will notice that Konsole now uses real alpha >>transperency, but it'll probably slow down the system considerably. >> >> > > > -- gentoo-user@gentoo.org mailing list
