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> I have never been able to do transparency or background images in a terminal- it's so distracting to me. Maybe this is a problem of the background image you'

by csdvrx 3y ago

> I have never been able to do transparency or background images in a terminal- it's so distracting to me. Maybe this is a problem of the background image you've selected? Or maybe you don't like it 100% of the time? I like calming background images, especially when they are animated, and turned on and off at whill. I have a hotkey to toggle a nature scene: I've found that it helps me concentrate when I'm thinking about a coding problem: demo in https://www.reddit.com/r/unixporn/comments/11w3zzj/hyprland_wayab_hyprland_animated_background_forest/ https://www.reddit.com/r/unixporn/comments/11w3zzj/hyprland_... The bottom part of the image has subtle movements (the wind effect on the grass)

jasonjmcghee 3y ago
Don't get me wrong it looks great! Very aesthetically appealing. "unixporn" is appropriate. The shortcut key idea is interesting. I have nice syntax highlighting /colors / statusbar / desktop wallpaper etc but if I'm trying to write / read terminal / code, contrast is king. What I'm kind of grokking from your comment is the text on image just doesn't really bother you
- csdvrx 3y ago
  > "unixporn" is appropriate. It's a wonderful sub to find inspiration and great ideas! > What I'm kind of grokking from your comment is the text on image just doesn't really bother you It sometimes bothers me, so the default is to have it off. But I found it can help me concentrate so I have a shortcut. I don't know if it works by reducing the contrast of the code or by distracting my mind, but it helps me think more about the code.
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