Open JeMartinezATX opened 2 years ago
Hi there,
Let's do a small test:
First make sure compton
is running:
pgrep compton && echo 'Running' || echo 'Not running'
Then run kitty
with a semi-transparent background.
This command should work regardless of your kitty config, since it overrides the background_opacity
option.
kitty -o background_opacity=0.5
Note: I am using picom
which is basically a maintained version of compton
with a different name.
It could be that the version of compton
offered by the Ubuntu repositories is buggy. I highly recommend trying the above test with picom
if compton
does not succeed.
The test worked for me using picom
with no configuration file:
picom --config /dev/null
Good luck and let me know if you need more help!
I'm attempting to change the background opacity of the kitty terminal with no success.
I started off by opening the
~/.config/kitty/kitty.conf
file and changing the following values:background_opacity 0.5
dynamic_background_opacity yes
Still nothing. So I installed compton and tried adding the following:
{ rule = { class = "x-terminal-emulator" }, properties = { opacity = 0.5 } },
That also did not work, so I went to the
-- Fixed terminal geometry for floating terminals
section and tried adding background opacity to the properties section:{ rule_any = { class = { "Alacritty", "Termite", "mpvtube", "kitty", "st-256color", "st", "URxvt", }, }, properties = { width = screen_width * 0.45, height = screen_height * 0.5, background_opacity = 0.5 } },
None of these solutions seem to work, and I'm unsure of where to go from here.
This is also run on Ubuntu 20.04