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If you want a workaround, install xfce4-terminal. It's a fork of GNOME terminal and retains all of the settings that GNOME removed, including background transpa
by rjh29 14y ago
If you want a workaround, install xfce4-terminal. It's a fork of GNOME terminal and retains all of the settings that GNOME removed, including background transparency. It also appears to be faster.
- cmccabe 14y agoIt's worth installing Xfce in general. It really ought to be the default desktop environment for Linux.