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Transparent window decorations do not work consistently in openbox #6
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I can't reproduce this. I'm using openbox myself. Could you try building from c451c08 instead and see what happens? It would be nice to know if this was a regression from the refactor. edit: sorry, wrong commit, fixed. edit: Also, it's sort of hard to see which decorations are transparent and which are opaque in that screenshot. Is it just pcmanfm that has opaque decorations? |
It applies randomly to all applications and still occurs after building from that commit. Also, it seems to occur less frequently with the -S option. |
Are you sure it's not the shadow clouding the transparency? Do you get the same effects with shadows turned off? |
Yes, as well as with multiple window manager themes. With compton -e 0.4, these were the results With compton -e 0.4 -S, I didn't get an improperly rendered pcmanfm window until opening ~20 windows on the same workspace. The way pcmanfm behaves is especially odd. If a window is opened and then closed, and another one is opened, it will have an opaque titlebar each time (barring usage of -S), but if a second window is opened alongside the first, subsequent windows will have/but still sometimes not have window decorations. |
Hmm, that's very very odd. Are you using openbox 3.5? edit: Nevermind, guessing you are based on your distro. I'll have to look into this more. I'll try as hard as I can to reproduce it. |
Any luck with c01befe ? |
Sorry for the delay. The problem still occurs with c01befe |
@th12h: Please, if you are still active, test if this problem occurs on a build of latest |
Exactly what the title says.
The issue looks like this:
http://goput.it/ooz.png
(The messages in the console occurred after dragging files around in pcmanfm)
Applications pictured: rxvt-unicode 9.15, PCManFM 0.9.10
Options: -cCf -D 4 -O 0.065 -I 0.065 -m 0.86 -e 0.86 -o 0.44 -l -6 -t -5
Built from master on 2012-02-19 on Debian GNU/Linux wheezy
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