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#1 2013-09-14 13:59:58
- jilen
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Strange shade of plank while using compton inside openbox
As the image indicates. There is a strange shade at the bottom of the screen. Is there anyway to get ride of it?
Info:
plank-bzr(aur)
openbox
compton-git(aur)
My compton options:
compton -m 0.7 -e 0.7 -c -f &
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#2 2013-09-14 14:16:17
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Re: Strange shade of plank while using compton inside openbox
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#3 2013-09-14 14:39:05
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Re: Strange shade of plank while using compton inside openbox
you could try adding -C (Avoid drawing shadows on dock/panel windows) in your compton command.
I'm pretty sure that should work since I've used docky myself without getting the shadow beneath it.
if not, there's also a --shadow-exclude option
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#4 2013-09-14 15:02:33
- jilen
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Re: Strange shade of plank while using compton inside openbox
you could try adding -C (Avoid drawing shadows on dock/panel windows) in your compton command.
I'm pretty sure that should work since I've used docky myself without getting the shadow beneath it.
if not, there's also a --shadow-exclude option
It just works perfectly , Thansk guy!!!!!
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