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Old 12-14-2007, 11:45 AM   #1
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gnome-terminal with Compiz, howto disable real transparency?


Hello.
I like some features of Compiz. But I really hate real transparency in terminal. I cannot find any advantages of terminal in which I see icons/text from other windows/.... Is it possible to show just desktop background, like when Compiz is disabled?

(Of course I can completely disable transparency of gnome-terminal )

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