How to set LXPanel opacity?
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In appearance settings there is "Solid Background" option checked with 0 opacity, but LXPanel background is same as wallpaper, not the window it covers. How to make it right?
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In appearance settings there is "Solid Background" option checked with 0 opacity, but LXPanel background is same as wallpaper, not the window it covers. How to make it right?
Here are two screenshots:
lubuntu appearance lxpanel
edited Apr 24 at 10:57
DK Bose
9,364103273
asked Apr 24 at 9:46
Lorrey
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up vote
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up vote
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down vote
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In appearance settings there is "Solid Background" option checked with 0 opacity, but LXPanel background is same as wallpaper, not the window it covers. How to make it right?
Here are two screenshots:
lubuntu appearance lxpanel
edited Apr 24 at 10:57
DK Bose
9,364103273
asked Apr 24 at 9:46
Lorrey
111
In appearance settings there is "Solid Background" option checked with 0 opacity, but LXPanel background is same as wallpaper, not the window it covers. How to make it right?
Here are two screenshots:
lubuntu appearance lxpanel
edited Apr 24 at 10:57
DK Bose
9,364103273
asked Apr 24 at 9:46
Lorrey
111
edited Apr 24 at 10:57
DK Bose
9,364103273
edited Apr 24 at 10:57
DK Bose
9,364103273
edited Apr 24 at 10:57
DK Bose
9,364103273
9,364103273
asked Apr 24 at 9:46
Lorrey
111
asked Apr 24 at 9:46
Lorrey
111
asked Apr 24 at 9:46
Lorrey
111
111
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add a comment |Â
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As you have seen, 0 is fully transparent. 255 would be fully opaque.
edited Apr 25 at 15:21
Eliah Kagan
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ustick
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On 0 it's must not have any background. Instead, as you can see on screenshots, it's just using wallpaper as background. I still cant see anything thru it.
– Lorrey
Apr 27 at 4:48
it could be fake transparency, it works without a compositor
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Apr 27 at 5:30
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1 Answer
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As you have seen, 0 is fully transparent. 255 would be fully opaque.
edited Apr 25 at 15:21
Eliah Kagan
79.4k20221359
answered Apr 25 at 13:36
ustick
908
On 0 it's must not have any background. Instead, as you can see on screenshots, it's just using wallpaper as background. I still cant see anything thru it.
– Lorrey
Apr 27 at 4:48
it could be fake transparency, it works without a compositor
– ustick
Apr 27 at 5:30
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up vote
1
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As you have seen, 0 is fully transparent. 255 would be fully opaque.
edited Apr 25 at 15:21
Eliah Kagan
79.4k20221359
answered Apr 25 at 13:36
ustick
908
On 0 it's must not have any background. Instead, as you can see on screenshots, it's just using wallpaper as background. I still cant see anything thru it.
– Lorrey
Apr 27 at 4:48
it could be fake transparency, it works without a compositor
– ustick
Apr 27 at 5:30
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
up vote
1
down vote
As you have seen, 0 is fully transparent. 255 would be fully opaque.
edited Apr 25 at 15:21
Eliah Kagan
79.4k20221359
answered Apr 25 at 13:36
ustick
908
As you have seen, 0 is fully transparent. 255 would be fully opaque.
edited Apr 25 at 15:21
Eliah Kagan
79.4k20221359
answered Apr 25 at 13:36
ustick
908
edited Apr 25 at 15:21
Eliah Kagan
79.4k20221359
edited Apr 25 at 15:21
Eliah Kagan
79.4k20221359
edited Apr 25 at 15:21
Eliah Kagan
79.4k20221359
79.4k20221359
answered Apr 25 at 13:36
ustick
908
answered Apr 25 at 13:36
ustick
908
answered Apr 25 at 13:36
ustick
908
908
On 0 it's must not have any background. Instead, as you can see on screenshots, it's just using wallpaper as background. I still cant see anything thru it.
– Lorrey
Apr 27 at 4:48
it could be fake transparency, it works without a compositor
– ustick
Apr 27 at 5:30
add a comment |Â
On 0 it's must not have any background. Instead, as you can see on screenshots, it's just using wallpaper as background. I still cant see anything thru it.
– Lorrey
Apr 27 at 4:48
it could be fake transparency, it works without a compositor
– ustick
Apr 27 at 5:30
On 0 it's must not have any background. Instead, as you can see on screenshots, it's just using wallpaper as background. I still cant see anything thru it.
– Lorrey
Apr 27 at 4:48
On 0 it's must not have any background. Instead, as you can see on screenshots, it's just using wallpaper as background. I still cant see anything thru it.
– Lorrey
Apr 27 at 4:48
it could be fake transparency, it works without a compositor
– ustick
Apr 27 at 5:30
it could be fake transparency, it works without a compositor
– ustick
Apr 27 at 5:30
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