Open sug4ndh opened 3 years ago
This is not a problem with pywal, you have a configuration issue.
First, you're specifying the theme incorrectly
Second the default rasi theme from pywal does not implement transparency by default.
When properly configured everything works.
@chrishoage I tried your custom colors rasi settings and I changed my rofi config file to contain just:
configuration{
theme:"~/.cache/wal/colors-rofi-dark.rasi";
}
But it resets rofi to the default theme(without any theming).
For me, I am able to get the colors when I use the following in rofi config file:
rofi.theme: ~/.cache/wal/colors-rofi-dark.rasi
Unfortunately, transparency is still not working.
I am unable to help you debug what is wrong with your setup.
I just wanted to share that transparency is functioning for me. Therefore it is unlikely a bug in pywal itself, and more likely a bug in configuration.
Hi,
I recently upgraded my system to Pop Os 20.04 and I am trying to get i3 working as it used to earlier. Pywal sets the colors properly but the transparency does not work with rofi. I have tried to use both, old and new pywal configurations for rofi, i.e. setting
rofi.theme: ~/.cache/wal/colors-rofi-dark.rasi
in ~/.config/rofi/config and the example provided in Pywal's wiki by entering the following in ~/.config/rofi/config.rasi:However, this generated an error for me, "Error while parsing theme". When I used a theme provided by rofi then the transparency works and it sets the rofi theme as
rofi.theme: 'theme-path'
.rofi version: 1.5.4 pywal version:3.3.0