tor, 2003-03-20 kl. 01:32 skrev Stian Jordet: > Hi, > > If I run this command: > > /usr/bin/Eterm -O -x --buttonbar=0 \ > --scrollbar=0 -g 160x50+100+100 \ > --desktop 2 -f green --ircon-name Terminal > > I get a nice, transparent Eterm exactly where I want it :) This seemed > to work when started by gnome-session untill sometime before Christmas > (I just didn't care about it then). Now I get an Eterm without buttonbar > and scrollbar and all that, but it isn't transparent. It has one of the > (random) pixmaps as background. I have tested this about thousand times > now. Anyone knows why this happens? It still works perfect if launched > from a commandline when Gnome is started...
Since noone seems to know, I'll answer myself. With Gnome-session I can set Eterm -blabla to restart automatically. If I log out and it automatically restarts, it works as supposed. Now I have ~/start_eterm.sh as a startup program, and I have a sleep 5 && Eterm -blabla there. It works, but it's not the right way. I guess it have something to do with Nautilus managing the background, and if the Eterm starts before Nautilus, it won't get transparent.. At least so it seems... Stian
