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I have a problem in that I cannot seem to be able to set any window to use the "Active opacity in %" or "Inactive opacity in %" setting effectively -i.e. nothing changes and opacity remains at 100%.
Opacity settings work correctly by manually choosing from the context menu on right clicking the decoration, however I particularly wish to alter the opacity settings for a window that has no decorations (border) - Conky. I saw this anomaly in kde 4.1, 4.2 and now using 4.3 RC2, I still can't seem to make it work. If anyone can give a clue as to suitable settings I would appreciate it. Waiting eagerly in anticipation ![]() Steve |
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Well, I'd like to add some more info to make this clearer.
Let's take, for example, Dolphin. Here I set the Window class: Now, the preferences for active and inactive opacity @ 50%: As you can see, after applying the settings, Dolphin's opacity remains at 100%. (Except for the deco' which is set from desktop effects): I'm just wondering if there's either a problem with my settings, or if there's a bug either in Kubuntu's imlementation of KDE or whether this setting is intentionally disabled? Can anyone confirm either way if it's working correctly or not for them? Thanks! |
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Do you have Desktop Effects enabled? It cannot work unless they are.
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Hi,
Yes I do have them enabled and there's no problems with any other aspect of them. Can I assume that this works OK for you? Steve |
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The (Window) > (Right Click Titlebar) > Opacity menu most certainly does.
For the Window Behaviour configuration dialog it does not ( which is most certainly a bug ). Please report it at bugs.kde.org if it hasn't yet been reported. I use KDE-Trunk, at svn revision 1001270 when I last updated.
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Right - That's the behaviour I'm seeing.
Now I see there is already a bug opened here https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=167138. Thanks for checking. Steve |
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Just posting to add that this was solved with the release of KDE 4.3.1.
Thanks to Thomas Lübking for his solution. Cheers! |
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