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Hi all,
I am using official KDE 4, but many things have not fully configurable. Miss most of the players play, mainly because of the "plasma" of the KDE 4.0 bar still does not allow a place like change and adjust things, to establish transparency etc. I want to get a bar in KDE4 transparency. Please help. Thanks in advance.
We transset transparent. This seems very strange because it only takes the transparency of the value of transset options that you can not put parameters in the program or window you want to make it transparent, or call transset so you, your mouse cursor will change and the window, you click become transparent. 0 fully transparent, there is no transparency of a leaf blade. Let 0.5, or 50% of the transparency. All the best.
Left bar is transparent KDE is super simple, just change the theme of the bar SVG, SVG to a transparent. I believe the future will be easier to change the KDE theme, just change the plasma theme. In fact, this is through transparency in the thigh, because it all transparent, that icon. Check and reply.
You can go directly on the border there are options on the right, 25% 50% 75% 100% and 100% on the opacity of the election, but also color and brightness adjustment. Right after that came out of the following three options is that the English. All the best.
In the new window control implementation there are following flaws.
The control buttons located on the left side of the window, so the design is incredible, because:
• Ubuntu users get used to the right side of the window control buttons;
• Control buttons placed on the left side of the window there is no particular reason, just to change to change.
• window imbalance (now all placed in the left side of all things, there is a heavy right-left sense of light).
• GNOME default is placed in the right side, this would lead to compatibility problems in the future.
• If you force the user to control the left to let ordinary users do not easily change back to the right.
Change the order button, maximize and minimize buttons in the order of exchange, this design is very bad, because:
• Ubuntu users do not have such habits;
• In fact, no one used to this design;
• Close button located on the inside, it is not logical;
• It undermines the other themes, to make them look ugly.
Obviously, people do not like to change the already familiar with the operating experience. Of course, if the design team consult the community before making a decision or to do your research carefully, it will not happen, and good news that they now realize that this is a bad idea. All the best.