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08-17-2005 #1
termanial?
ok guys ive been trying to figure this out when ever it comes to my mind when im on my linux box... you see that text in htis screenshot? it looks like its a terminal or somehting but its completealy transparent and there is no borders at all around it? well ive tried to do that eith my treminal and i always still have a border around it.... do any of you have anyhting set up like this screen shot? i cant figure out how to do it...I can imagine a perfect world, a world without hate, a world without war. Then I can imagine us attacking that world because they\'d never expect it.
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08-17-2005 #2
It's Elinks which is a text based web browser.
http://elinks.or.cz/
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08-17-2005 #3
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Originally Posted by LondoJowo
I would also like to know. Maybe it's something specific to that distro?
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08-17-2005 #4
Not elinks. Here are some elinks screenshots
It could be one of these.
Applications used in this screenshot
* XMMS : The best Winamp-like audio player for unix systems, featuring advanced playlist and lots of plugins
* Aterm : A powerful VT100 terminal emulator for X with extreme configuration possibilities.
* FluxBox : A lightweight BlackBox-based window manager with many features.
* Slackware Linux : A powerful old Linux Distribution.
* Kadu : A KDE client for the polish messaging network Gadu-Gadu
* WMifinfo : WindomMaker (and compatible) DockApp that shows status of network interfaces.
* WMfsm : WindomMaker (and compatible) DockApp showing some filesystem statiscs.
* elinks
* wmnet
* wmcube
* wmclockmon
* wmwetherIf you want to learn more about linux take a linux journey
https://linuxjourney.com/
Use CODE tags when posting output of commands. Thank you.
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08-17-2005 #5
Originally Posted by geek635
http://elinks.or.cz/documentation/manual.html
"9.1.6. Transparency
Determines whether or not to set the background to black. This is particularly useful when using a terminal (typically in some windowing environment) with a background image or a transparent background. If this option is enabled the background will be visible in ELinks as well.
Note that this boolean option makes sense only when colors are enabled. On by default."
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08-17-2005 #6
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Originally Posted by LondoJowo
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08-17-2005 #7
Originally Posted by budman7
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08-18-2005 #8
Originally Posted by LondoJowo
If you want to learn more about linux take a linux journey
https://linuxjourney.com/
Use CODE tags when posting output of commands. Thank you.
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08-18-2005 #9
I sorta cheated and checked out Elinks before I posted.
Google is my homey
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08-18-2005 #10
Originally Posted by LondoJowo
I'm just kidding you.Registered Linux user #393103