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Open dconf-editor, navigate to (I think, if I'm wrong, just look around) org.pantheon.terminal and change the opacity field to 100.
by dkuntz2 13y ago
Open dconf-editor, navigate to (I think, if I'm wrong, just look around) org.pantheon.terminal and change the opacity field to 100.
- keithpeter 13y agoYes, that worked fine. But I had to install the dconf-editor package first, then invoke dconf-editor from the terminal. Booted my ancient workstation (quad Xeon, nvidia GT520 graphics card) and had the usual issue with 'composited' dekstops and nouveau - very slow screen refresh. This is not a LunaOS specific problem, it happens with Gnome Shell based distributions. (Ubuntu 12.04 drops down to the Unity 2d shell which is much more responsive, XFCE is fine with built in compositor). My guess is that LunaOS UI is built on top of Gnome shell somehow? I'd have to install the proprietary drivers for this particular card.
- dkuntz2 13y agoWeird that you had to invoke it from the terminal. It should have been added to the applications menu.
- keithpeter 13y agodconf was added to the applications menu, I just didn't see it until I went to the second page of the menu! Fault between monitor and keyboard. It also took me quite a time to work out how workspaces work...