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mseepgood's argument is that terminal transparency always makes things worse. None of your ironic statements illustrates a comparable case, or constitutes a reb
by Joeboy 14y ago
mseepgood's argument is that terminal transparency always makes things worse. None of your ironic statements illustrates a comparable case, or constitutes a rebuttal to that claim. I can't see a worthwhile use case for terminal transparency either, but I'm happy to be corrected.
- nemo1618 14y agoNot 100% relevant, but there are quite a few people who like to keep inactive windows semi-transparent. At any rate, the only reason you need is user choice! User choice is always a valid reason. Removing customization options is rarely the proper thing to do. Of course, in this case, users still have a choice: they can choose to install another terminal! Which it seems many of them have done.
- waltz 14y agoTransparent terminals are awesome. With the right amount of transparency it can get a very cool background while still being readable.