Check out the man/help pages for aterm and Eterm.
aterm -tr
That should give you a transparant background.
Eterm 0.8.*, ~I BELIEVE~, gives you a transparant background
by default. But I don't know if that's the case. I do know
that with the right tags, or by clicking through the menu
you ca
On Friday 15 March 2002 09:24, Mithrilhall2000 wrote:
> I was wondering how I could get the shell window to appear
> translucent.
Depends on your console. If you're running Konsole (the default in
KDE) it's Settings -> Schema, then take your pick of the various
transparent styles.
Robin
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I was wondering how I could get the shell window to appear translucent.
Thanks in advance,
Mithrilhall
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