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 Posted: Mon May 17, 2004 9:28 am Post subject: Making aterm tint white? |
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Hi there!
I want a white, transparent terminal! Is it possible to make aterm or Eterm do that? I can only make aterm darken the background (if I set shading > 100, it makes psychedelic colours out of my background instead of tinting it white).
Currently, I'm using gnome-terminal (which supports tinting the background in any colour), but it is really really slow! And it eats my resources.
- Simon
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What does "aterm -tr -tint white" look like? I've never tried using white as a colour so I don't know if that'll even work.
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| Wedge_ wrote: | | What does "aterm -tr -tint white" look like? I've never tried using white as a colour so I don't know if that'll even work. |
No changes ... it just shows the same as if you would not use it 
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Heh. No idea then
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