I had previously used i3 + picom to have window opacity in a way that the active window has some level of transparency, and inactive windows were slightly more transparent.
This modification adds a -f arg to inactive-windows-transparency.py that allows a specific opacity for the active window in relation to others (as opposed to the static 1 opacity).
I have kept the previous arg as --opacity -o for compatibility purposes; however, I would have preferred to have it called --inactive -i to represent "inactive windows' opacity" compared to "focused window opacity".
Overview
I had previously used i3 + picom to have window opacity in a way that the active window has some level of transparency, and inactive windows were slightly more transparent.
This modification adds a
-farg toinactive-windows-transparency.pythat allows a specific opacity for the active window in relation to others (as opposed to the static 1 opacity).I have kept the previous arg as
--opacity -ofor compatibility purposes; however, I would have preferred to have it called--inactive -ito represent "inactive windows' opacity" compared to "focused window opacity".