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add opacity-exclude? #260
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I have to say, I was dumb ;-)
and "standard" opacity just to 1. Maybe there's a more easy solution to this. Let me hear, if it isn't time consuming for you. Else, just close the issue ;-) |
Sorry for the late reply, firstly. An alternative solution is something like Honestly I didn't realize |
UPDATE: Sadly, with focus-exclude I can't set opacity for focused windows to 0.9 without making every window I'm on i3, so I hope there's no app that might do that^^. I'll try your solution though, it seems to be more "clean". Anyway, thanks for the reply, I don't think it you are to blame for a late one ;-). I understand it when one is not always too interested in reading through the issues :P |
I deleted the updates as they resolved themselves after updating to the latest git version. |
I would prefer you to avoid adding important information to an already-published post, unless you explicitly mention your changes in a new reply. It's just too easy to miss your modifications to the body of the issue.
No. A (transparent, or opaque) window is rendered only if it's going to be displayed.
Well, that's true. I would recommend against making focused window semi-transparent, by the way: It's more often a distraction/annoyance.
Sorry, I don't really understand what |
No problem, won't do it again ;-)
Not for me ;-).
As mentioned in the OP (I added it afterwards, won't do so again ^^):
to make the same things happen - but (maybe?) without breaking |
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When inactive-opacity is enabled, you can override the opacity by using opacity-rule. By default, all windows have 100 opacity and, if it is still at 100, inactive-opacity will be applied when the window loses focus. This patch adds a new bool opacity_disabled to win struct and verify this variable before deciding if it should be excluded from inactive-opacity Fix 99% transparency problems on chjj/compton#450 chjj/compton#433 chjj/compton#403 chjj/compton#367 chjj/compton#260 chjj/compton#182 chjj/compton#158
When inactive-opacity is enabled, you can override the opacity by using opacity-rule. By default, all windows have 100 opacity and, if it is still at 100, inactive-opacity will be applied when the window loses focus. This patch adds a new bool opacity_disabled to win struct and verify this variable before deciding if it should be excluded from inactive-opacity Fix 99% transparency problems on chjj/compton#450 chjj/compton#433 chjj/compton#403 chjj/compton#367 chjj/compton#260 chjj/compton#182 chjj/compton#158
@agauniyal Hello, with yshui/picom@30c14c0 (i.e. the opacity branch), you should be able to set opacity to 100 with opacity-rule. If you can try that and report back, that will be much appreciated. |
UPDATE/SUMMARY:
Is it possible to add opacity-exclude? As you said, opacity-rule may break EWMH, but would a opacity-exclude do so, too?
It would make the scenario I described below possible without breaking EWMH.
Hello,
I've searched through many issues hear but don't find a more or less suitable solution. Maybe I just was blind.
What my problem is, is that I want to specify to which windows the transperency settings should be applied or sth. similar.
just doing
does not do the trick as I want compton to distinguish between active and inactive. Is this possible?
Or do I need to make a list of all GUI-Apps I use and set their transperency to 99 via opacity rule (or via focuse-exclude)? (I don't use that many GUI-Apps anyhow)
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