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Currently, background-opacity doesn't apply to the quick terminal window.
My initial thinking here is that users may want to configure background opacity for normal windows separately from quick terminal. There's a couple of options I can think of for how we may want to do this:
introducing a new config item just for quick terminal, and ignoring the main background-opacity entirely
using the background-opacity setting by default, and then introducing a separate config item to override it
I don't actually know which makes the most sense.
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Fixed in #2343. I opted for now to share a configuration between all. I think applying a quick-terminal-specific opacity could be interesting but I want to avoid config sprawl until there is a critical mass of requests for that.
#2320 is great!
Currently,
background-opacity
doesn't apply to the quick terminal window.My initial thinking here is that users may want to configure background opacity for normal windows separately from quick terminal. There's a couple of options I can think of for how we may want to do this:
background-opacity
entirelybackground-opacity
setting by default, and then introducing a separate config item to override itI don't actually know which makes the most sense.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: