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Erm.. Help with xterm?
Hey, I'm new here (This is my first post) and I was wondering, is there a command for xterm to make the backround transparent? I want it to look like the shell is built into my backround / desktop. Thanks in advance.
Edit: Erm, nevermind. Sorry. I figured out how to do it with aterm. Thanks anyway.
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man xterm
OR if you prefer
man aterm
It shows all options available. You can use many options not just transparency but also shade (in case you use a light background for example) or setting the scrollback buffer. I prefer Eterm and use a script that launches it like so:
Code:
Eterm -O --shade 40 --resize-gravity -L 5000 --home-on-input -f rgb:00/ff/00 --color10 rgb:ff/ff/ff --color12 rgb:99/99/ff
Many options (but certainly not all) are the same no matter what terminal you like.