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Evilvte is actually pretty nice. To enable transparency and other stuff one has change the header file and recompile. This VTE terminal is very customizable.
I'm an urxvtc user myself.
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Thanks guys for all your comments and suggestions
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I know it's not quite what you wanted, but Eterm has nice pseudo transparency, it's also highly themable, but it doesn't (last time I used it) do tabbing by default. It also can draw backgrounds for fluxbox! (which is why I have it)
To enable tabbing you have to compile with support for for an extension which integrates an interface with twin and gnu-screen, which I haven't really played around with, but supposedly also provides some extra functionality.
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I have put some info on the wiki about starting xterm with transparency in openbox. The scripts allow you to start xterm with a given transparency level, without having to run transset-df after xterm has started.
This also works very nicely in pcmanfm, because opening a transparent terminal allows you to see through to the filenames you need to type in!
http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Xte … ansparency
There is still a question of naming the xterm back to xterm - can someone help?
m3tr0g33k
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