Alexei Babich wrote:
I think you don't need a window manager to use compositing manager. See http://picasaweb.google.co.in/lh/photo/ZaUsqSjleI8Xx-FpUPhL-g To reproduce: xcompmgr -n & xcalc & xclock -geometry 200x200+350+100 & xedit -geometry 330x600+150+50 & transset 0.7 <click on window u want to make transparent> But for low-performance systems, and if u need this only for one or two windows, it may make sense to hard-code it in the application, as Dave said.. check the performance.. ~kammal |
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