Open SollyBunny opened 2 months ago
expected behaviour (when dragging the windows over eachother, only the top most terminal should show and then merge with the background)
actual behaviour (the background is removed underneath all windows)
the transparent-clipping
option makes windows have the wallpaper behind them. the wallpaper for picom is an image that a root background pixmap atom points to. your terminals become black because you don't have it set.
the transparent-clipping-exclude
option disables the transparent-clipping
option for matched windows, iow makes windows have the real content behind them.
you want the transparent-clipping
option to make windows have a particular window (or layer) behind them. i don't think that it's currently possible so i consider this an enhancement.
Platform
Arch Linux
Environment
dwm + alpha
picom version
vgit-89c2c
Config
--transparent-clipping
Steps to reproduce
I have a live background which uses a window embedded in the background (https://github.com/sollybunny/glsltoy).
With
--transparent-clipping
the window gets clipped (as somewhat expected)But with
--transparent-clipping
and--transparent-clipping-exclude="name *?= \"glsl\""
(the window's name is "glsltoy") nothing happens (presummably the background is barred from clipping any windows)