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Downloads: 129
| Submitted: Mar 19 2007
Updated: Mar 19 2007
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Description:
[I start out with transparency stuff, but read on and see this is about more then that]
Currently the composite effects in KDE only define one level of transparency for unfocused windows. This makes it hard to determine the stack order of the windows.
I propose a variable transparency option that will fade windows depending on where they are in the stack. The user can configure the min/max opacity to use. For example:
User settings specify that background windows should vary between 50-10% opacity. If there are 6 windows on the screen:
topmost background window (2nd in stack) opacity: 50% (max)
next window (3rd in stack): 40%
next window (4th in stack): 30%
next window (5th in stack): 20%
bottom window (5th in stack): 10% (min)
Of course there are all kinds of fun ways to extend this, like:
- selectable fade direction (reverses the order)
- incorporate other effects that have a sliding scale, like saturation/intensity/hue/etc.
- graphical or text representation of window level in titlebar
I hope this makes sense. Basically allow more analog control rather than the binary focused/non-focused configuration.
License: LGPL
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