Re: aterm questions

=?iso-8859-1?Q?Mikko_H=E4nninen?= (Mikko.Hanninen@iki.fi)
Wed, 5 Jan 2000 20:13:55 +0200


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Donald A. Peterson <donald@nd.edu> wrote on Wed, 05 Jan 2000:
> Ahhhh :-0  Yes, this happens occasionally with me as well, but it is quite
> rare.  Usaually if it happens, it's after doing a shade/unshade or upon
> switching desks.  Sometimes it fixes itself after awhile.  As you say,
> likely an obscure bug.  No clue about making it darker grey.

Okay.  The quest continues, on that front...

> 	Exec "I" asetroot
> 	Wait "I" asetroot
> in the InitFunction.   	

I will try those.  I didn't have them.  Don't have time to experiment
right now (but I have time to write this email? go figure *grin*).

> AHA!  Upon perusing my autoexec, I see that I didn't have a 
> 'Wait "I" asetroot' line before spawning the Pager upon restart.  Adding
> that seems to (at least for now) solved the disappearing transparent aterm
> problem...

I hope so. :-)

> > And which color for tinting?
> 
> None.  That may be your problem.

Ok.

> I find that if I use -tint white, then
> no matter what shade value is chosen, the aterm looks the same.
> "aterm -bg black -fg white -tr -trsb -sh 65 -fade 50 -sl 500 &"

wizard@chamber:~> aterm -bg black -fg white -tr -trsb -sh 65 -fade 50 -sl 500
aterm: bad option "-fade"
aterm: bad option "50"

--> Weird!

Usage v0.3.6 :(transparency,no fading,NeXT scrollbar,.Xdefaults)


--> Ok, that "no fading" looks very suspicious... As does the
"NeXT scrollbar".  Hmm.  I'd better have a look again at the aterm
configuration.


Thanks for the help. :-)

Mikko
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