Hi Richard, Richard Forth wrote: > I click to focus on the terminal window, then ALT + Mousewheel (Up or > Down I cant remember) to make the terminal window transparent so I can > watch the movie while still working at the CLI effectively fullscreen. > Again this looks fantastic until I let go of either the mouse or the ALT > key, at which point what was opaque showing behind the transparent > terminal now shows like snowy interferance. > > Yet if I CTRL + ALT and move the cube about slowly, the opacity works > again and I can see the ls -lR going crazy and I can see the movie > behind the terminal window playing fine. As soon as I return the cube so > that I am back on the desktop again, the snow-like interferance returns. > > Any ideas? Any one having similar problems? You may want to look into the video output method Gmplayer is using. I know this is the -vo option for the CLI mplayer, so have a look around. You either want xv or x11 IIRC (though I can't recall which...).
Dan
signature.asc
Description: OpenPGP digital signature
_______________________________________________ Peterboro mailing list [email protected] https://mailman.lug.org.uk/mailman/listinfo/peterboro
