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fade all but top window: possible?

  

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fade all but top window: possible?
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Submitted:  Jan 12 2003
Updated:  Jan 15 2003

Description:

Fade all windows except the frontmost window and the kicker.

Who has ideas how this look can be achieved or who can actually code it?

This is not an actual style (yet) but an idea how to make KDE easier for people who have difficulties finding the active window (especially when lots of pop-ups and dialogues are open). Who can help to do this?



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 Hmm

 
 by fault on: Jan 12 2003  
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I think it *might* be possible, but *very* hackishly done. In the kwin client, you would have to grab the image of non-isFocus()'d windowWrapper() objects, apply a fade to them, and then display them instead of the windowWrappers().. (or perhaps see if it accepts paintEvents() or x11-exposure events)


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 X?

 
 by probono on: Jan 12 2003  
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can X natively do this?


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 is it realy a good..

 
 by tagwar on: Jan 13 2003  
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..idea?

I mean, I often want to be able to read text from a window in the background to transfer it somewhere else. You know, sometimes "copy'n paste" just doesnt work. So this would be bad, cause "readability" would suffer.

just a thought... guess I would still like it...

greets
Tom


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 by Richardve on: Jan 13 2003  
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I think you can better wait a year so you can use dropshadows instead ;)
(makes it easier to see the active window when using different heights for the shadows)


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 aterm does it

 
 by saua on: Jan 13 2003  
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aterm (an xterm/konsole replacement) has a very simple version of this, that I enjoy very much. You can specify the text-color that is used when the aterm hes the focus and when it hasn't. When I've got 3-4 aterms running I see at once which one currently has the focus.


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 fading all but the t

 
 by sheldonwhite on: Jan 13 2003  
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Yes, it's possible. Look at what happens when you select the KDE 'Logout' menu option and KDE displays the End Session dialog box.


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