> I fail to see a single use case for terminal transparency. It makes text less readable. I've always liked it for the ability to see/read documentation on a w

> I fail to see a single use case for terminal transparency. It makes text less readable. I've always liked it for the ability to see/read documentation on a window behind the terminal. Specific use cases include referring to man pages, API docs and the like where I can't just copy+paste something and/or need to check config.conf against the settings/defaults in online docs. It's especially useful on smaller screens where I don't have the luxury of having a 80-char wide terminal side-by-side with a browser window (and avoiding horizontal scrolling).