disable_real_transparency doesn't work
Hi.
EDIT: It appears that it is now working, probabaly after rebooting. Sorry to bother you.
I am trying to use pseudo transparency. I have just installed Gnome Ubuntu 14.10 which uses Gnome Shell 3.12. Before, I had Ubuntu 14.04 on which I installed Gnome 3.10 from repositories. I was using lightdm.
I didn't do any changes to my config, but now I can see all windows trough, instead of my wallpaper. I would like to know, if this is perhaps a bug, or maybe I need to change something, somewhere?
Terminator version is 0.98 from repository, Gnome Shell version 3.12.2, using open radeon drivers. Here is my config:
[global_config]
enabled_plugins = LaunchpadCodeUR
title_
always_
focus = system
title_
title_
disable_
title_
title_
title_
inactive_
title_
[keybindings]
move_tab_right = None
next_tab = <Primary>
go_prev = None
prev_tab = <Primary>
go_down = <Alt>Left
move_tab_left = None
go_right = None
go_next = None
go_left = None
[profiles]
[[default]]
palette = "#073642:
background_
scrollback_
background_type = transparent
disable_
cursor_color = "#35a3ea"
scroll_
icon_bell = False
show_titlebar = False
foreground_
background_
[[New Profile]]
background_
background_
[layouts]
[[default]]
[[[child1]]]
type = Terminal
parent = window0
[[[window0]]]
type = Window
parent = ""
[plugins]
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