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aunetx / blur-my-shell

Extension that adds a blur look to different parts of the GNOME Shell, including the top panel, dash and overview
https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/3193/blur-my-shell/
GNU General Public License v3.0
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Blur is not workin on applications and i cant choose windows for Black- or Whitelist. #525

Open betonomochalka opened 9 months ago

betonomochalka commented 9 months ago

Blur is not working on applications, but i works on Panel. I dont know about Bar and Overwiev because i dont use them. And i cant choose windows for Black- or Whitelist. It says "Could not pick window, make sure thet the extension is enabled"

I use latest version, that i can install from extenstion.gnome.org. I use POP OS 22.04.

aunetx commented 9 months ago

Is it fixed in the last release? I forgot to push the changes before :(

qgjdev commented 3 months ago

Same issue here (Pop!_OS 22.04), not working on any application window, but seems to be working on dash to panel. I'm getting transparency (using Fluent GTK theme with blur "enabled" using --tweaks blur), however no blur at all. Example screenshot: grafik

aunetx commented 3 months ago

Sorry, I missed the "pop os 22.04" mention. I guess GNOME 42 is a bit old, and the releases I pushed to fix your problem are targeted at GNOME 45/46 :(

Unfortunately I don't have a lot of time to test older versions, so it won't be possible for me to fix this problem for you guys... I guess all the changes could be backported without too much problems, but it would take A LOT of time (more than 400 commits and 40000 lines of code updated...).

If somebody wants to try it, maybe the best thing is to start with blur-my-shell version 64 and change all ESM imports to old module importation thing, change "radius" to "sigma" for the native blur effects, 'child-added' signals to 'actor-added', and then chase bugs :)

If this work is done, I could try to support GNOME 42+ a little bit longer, but to be honest I'm not sure this much time should be invested in supporting 2 years old gnome versions (even though I know ubuntu/pop_os may be harmed a little bit)...

qgjdev commented 3 months ago

Totally understand it's not worth the effort, a bit sad but I guess most of us know that time is a big thing right :)