On Thu, 2005-07-28 at 16:50 +0200, FORT Yannick wrote:
> Ricardo Birmann wrote:
> > well, i am sure that xfree does not implement true transparency, but i
> > think xorg does.... more than that, i think it ca be used with E17
>
>
> If you consider "very experimental, totaly not optimal, working on some
> hardware only, no software manages it correctly" as "it does", ok, that
> is true, but i don't consider that (of course, having an ATI videocard
> may be changing my opinion about real transparency)
>
I have used the composite extension on Xorg just to test it out and it
appears to work well. As far as WM integration goes i am sure it will
take a release or two of the major WM to integrate true transparency
( I think KDE will have it at 4.0 if not 3.x { x | x>5 } ). but it will
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