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Colored Shadows

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Submitted:  Jun 5 2010
Updated:  Jun 7 2010

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This is just a mockup.

Maybe this could make use of some Krita algorithms, if they are fast enough, see:
http://celarek.at/2010/06/krita-gsoc-implemented-algorithm-for-extracting-colours-and-ported-mypaint-algorithm-for-shade-selector/

If you use this algorithm for window thumbnails, you can detect the different colors.

But I think it would be too slow :/




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 Nice ...

 
 by goona on: Jun 5 2010  
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As an additional switchable option, that would be cool :-)


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 Teamwork!

 
 by sabaal on: Jun 5 2010  
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I like the idea of using this in conjunction with an ARGB-enabled theme to give the illusion that the light that hits a window is actually passing through it, casting a colored shadow on the area behind.


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 great idea

 
 by JanMalte on: Jun 5 2010  
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i have absolutly no knowledge about how to do this, bit i think this shouldn't be very hard for the x-server itselfs. but the window manager will have much work to do this, as i think he doesn't know anything about what is insight the windows.

But i really love this idea. would be really great it this could be done :) Thanks for the idea


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 Re: great idea

 
 by nablaoperator on: Jun 5 2010  
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Thank you :)

Maybe it won't be impossible, because you can make use of window thumbnails.


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 maybe

 
 by note173 on: Jun 6 2010  
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maybe it's better to leave a traditional shadow as it is, adding some higly transparent colored glow, based on content color
so it would look like tv)
this could be done using some fast blurring techique


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