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Windows 10's snipping tool is really intuitive to use. When the tool is opened, it blurs the entire region and selecting a region unblurs the selected region.
When using a compositor like picom, I can easily specify regions to be blurred based on the WM_CLASS property. I'm not sure but I think this only requires changing this line in the source code:
Windows 10's snipping tool is really intuitive to use. When the tool is opened, it blurs the entire region and selecting a region unblurs the selected region.
When using a compositor like
picom
, I can easily specify regions to be blurred based on the WM_CLASS property. I'm not sure but I think this only requires changing this line in the source code:slop/src/xshaperectangle.cpp
Line 45 in ed94f0c
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