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I set the transparency for the st terminal windows using the following config in my .config/picom.conf file:
opacity-rule = [ "85:class_g = 'st-256color'" ];
But this is inconvenient, since I also have some shortcuts to increase/decrease transparency with picom-trans -c +5 and picom-trans -c -5; and it doesn't work well: since picom-trans is independent from picom.conf it considers that the window transparency is set to 100, so the first time I want to decrease the transparency using my shortcut, picom-trans sets it to 95 instead of 80.
So my question is: is it possible to automatically set the transparency using picom-trans each time I open an st terminal window?
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Hello !
I use Openbox as my window manager.
I set the transparency for the st terminal windows using the following config in my
.config/picom.conf
file:But this is inconvenient, since I also have some shortcuts to increase/decrease transparency with
picom-trans -c +5
andpicom-trans -c -5
; and it doesn't work well: sincepicom-trans
is independent frompicom.conf
it considers that the window transparency is set to 100, so the first time I want to decrease the transparency using my shortcut, picom-trans sets it to 95 instead of 80.So my question is: is it possible to automatically set the transparency using
picom-trans
each time I open an st terminal window?Thanks for your advice!
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